Construction and earthmoving businesses stand a chance to rack up significant savings on a huge variety of civil construction and mining goods as over A$20 million worth of high-quality unreserved stock is set to be auctioned off by Pickles Industrial.
Starting next week, assets formerly owned by Australian mining and earthmoving businesses MRS Group and Bachmann Plant Hire will go under the hammer as these businesses head into administration.
Mostly unreserved, a huge range of civil earthmoving equipment like dozers, scrapers and artic trucks, light commercial vehicles, trucks, trailers, prime movers, buses, excavators, compactors, and many more will be up for grabs to new owners.
Stock has been separated into individual auctions, set to be held on various dates between Thursday, 30 January to Tuesday, 11 February across Queensland (Dalby and Ipswich), and New South Wales (Muswellbrook).
Bruce Connors, Director of Pickles Industrial, encouraged businesses to throw their hat in the ring and bid to secure a bargain.
“Being able to kick off 2020 with these massive industrial auctions only signifies an exciting and busy year ahead for Pickles Industrial, and for those looking for a great deal, these events are not to be missed” Connors says.
“With such a large amount of top stock up for grabs, businesses, particularly those in the construction, building, mining, and earthmoving sectors, have a grand opportunity to take home some high-quality assets and capital for a fraction of original prices.”
All available listings and further details surrounding each auction can be viewed here or at pickles.com.au.
Bidding will be conducted via PicklesONLINE for assets located in Muswellbrook.
Whereas onsite auctions will be held in Dalby and Ipswich during live auction. Those who are unable to attend in-person can bid online in real time via PicklesLIVE.
PicklesLIVE registration links can be found for each auction at the campaigns page.