15 Feb
Selling things can be a difficult process. There’s the organizing, arranging, and coordinating elements, not to mention the effort in actually getting someone to buy your items. When it comes to business liquidation, the process can be painstaking, whether it’s because your business accumulated a large number of items you no longer need, or if you’re closed down for good. Either way, it’s time-consuming to go through the items, and make decisions on what to sell, how much to sell it for, how to sell it, and who to sell it to. In addition, selling each item you own takes up time, energy, and resources,…
01 Jan
Since the business world can be so competitive, not all companies will end up being successful. In fact, each year, about 7000 companies declare bankruptcy in Canada. With failed ventures, you can lose valuable things like employees and funds. Even though it can be hard to see your efforts go wrong, you can still recover…
16 Nov
Calculating the liquidation value of your assets can be a highly beneficial practise for businesses. It is used to identify the worst-case scenario in case a company ends up going bankrupt. It is also useful for companies going through the merger process, putting themselves up for sale, or for credit applications from investors or debtors.…
24 Mar
Upon first glance, most people will not be able to tell the difference between wholesale suppliers and liquidators. This is because both types will supply companies with wholesale merchandise that tends to be lower than what consumers will pay at retail. However, upon closer inspection, you will notice that there are quite a few key…
15 May
If you are interested in retail liquidation in Toronto, then you may be thinking of the best way to liquidate your assets to maximize your return on investment. However, many neophytes may not know how best to go about this and may run into certain obstacles along the way. As such, we have devised this…
