Excess inventory
Turn excess inventory into working capital
Send your surplus stock list. We review the part mix, quantities, date codes, and condition, then reply with a buyout or consignment route.
Recovery models
Two ways to handle the stock
Pick the route that matches your timing and return target.
Cash buyout
- Best when you want to clear stock quickly.
- We review the lot and quote the parts we can take.
- Payment and stock transfer follow commercial confirmation.
- Useful for slow-moving or aging inventory.
Consignment
- Best when recovery value matters more than speed.
- Accepted stock can be held for approved resale.
- We market the list to qualified buyers.
- Reporting and settlement terms are agreed before intake.
- You keep title until the material sells.
Acceptance criteria
What we need to review
A clean list helps us respond faster. Photos or packing details are useful for higher-value lots.
Check 1
Condition
Unused, original material is preferred. Factory-sealed packaging is easier to quote.
Check 2
Accepted categories
Semiconductors, active ICs, passives, relays, and connectors are the usual fit.
Check 3
List fields
MPN, manufacturer, quantity, date code, package, condition, and location are enough to start.
Process
How review works
We start with the list, then confirm what is worth quoting, buying, or holding for resale.
1
Send the list
Upload the file or paste rows from your spreadsheet.
2
Review fit
We check part type, quantity, date code, condition, and market demand.
3
Confirm route
We separate buyout candidates from consignment or no-bid lines.
4
Move forward
Commercial terms, handover, and reporting are confirmed before stock moves.