When it's time to sell, we handle what comes next.

These are three distinct methods. An auction is a competitive bidding event where buyers bid against each other, driving prices up. A liquidation sale is a public in-store event where items are sold at marked-down prices. Wholesale is a bulk sale to resellers or dealers at a negotiated price. We assess your assets and recommend the best method, or combination, for your situation.

It depends on the volume and type of assets. A retail closing can take 4 to 12 weeks (or longer). A large industrial or manufacturing disposition typically takes 4 to 8 weeks from engagement to final settlement. We work around your timeline and deadlines wherever possible.

We provide a range of expected recovery value as part of our initial assessment at no charge. This gives you a realistic picture of what your assets are likely to return before any agreement is signed. If a formal certified appraisal is required by a creditor, trustee, or court, that is a separate service that can be arranged for with a cost to the client.

The exact rate depends on the scope of the engagement. We provide a clear, written proposal before any work begins with no hidden fees.

It depends on the structure of your engagement. In some cases we purchase assets outright, in which case you receive payment before the sale takes place. Where we offer a guaranteed minimum, that amount is secured regardless of results. For standard commission-based engagements, proceeds are reconciled and disbursed after the sale closes and buyer payments clear, typically within 7-10 days of final collections. In all cases, you receive a full accounting of every item sold and every dollar collected.

We set opening bid prices low enough to encourage competitive bidding and help ensure everything sells. In most cases, this approach results in full clearance of the premises. In the rare event that items remain unsold, we work with you to determine next steps, whether that is a post-auction private sale, donation, or disposal. By the end of the engagement, the premises is left broom swept and cleared.

We do. Our team manages all photography, copywriting, online listings, email campaigns, and buyer registration. Whether the sale is an industrial auction or a retail liquidation, we bring an established buyer database and handle all inquiries, qualification, and communication throughout the process. For retail sales, we also manage in-store signage, pricing, staffing, and customer-facing operations from start to finish.

Yes. Danbury Global maintains an extensive database of buyers developed over years of experience, including more than 70,000 subscribers to our email marketing campaigns. Our network spans a wide range of industries and includes businesses, dealers, resellers, investors, and individual buyers across Canada and internationally.

This established network allows us to market assets directly to relevant buyers, generate immediate interest, and maximize exposure from the start of every sale.

Buyers are responsible for removal of purchased items within the agreed timeframe. We coordinate scheduling and supervise the process. Post-sale cleanup and facility clearing terms are outlined in the engagement agreement and can be tailored to your landlord or lease requirements.

Yes. This is a significant part of our practice. We regularly work alongside trustees in bankruptcy, receivers, secured creditors, and legal counsel to manage asset dispositions that satisfy court requirements, creditor obligations, and landlord agreements.

Yes. We have experience managing accelerated timelines driven by lease expiry, court orders, or operational shutdowns. Contact us as early as possible as the more lead time we have, the better the outcome. We can mobilize quickly when needed.

In select situations, yes. Depending on the nature and value of the assets, we may be able to offer a guaranteed minimum return or an outright purchase. This is discussed on a case-by-case basis during the initial consultation.

No full inventory is required to start the conversation. A general description of the assets, your location, and your timeline is enough for an initial assessment. We gather the detail we need during our site visit or remote review.

Selling assets effectively takes more than finding a buyer. It requires the right strategy, market knowledge, targeted marketing, an established buyer network, and the resources to manage the entire process.

Danbury Global brings decades of experience, an extensive buyer network, and proven sales strategies to maximize exposure and asset recovery. From initial planning through final removal, we handle the details, saving you valuable time and allowing you to focus on your business.

Our goal is to maximize your net recovery while minimizing the time, cost, and effort required on your end. Our value is measured by what we recover, not simply what we do.