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Selling surplus for the first time raises a lot of questions. What can be sold, what is the stock worth, how long does it take, and what happens to what cannot be sold? This guide collects the questions we most often get on the phone from companies that have never sold surplus stock before, with straight answers and clear next steps.
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When a business closes, there is one date that cannot be moved: the day the premises must be handed back to the landlord. This guide plans backwards from that date. You get a clear checklist of what to sell and when, what the landlord normally requires at move-out, and which mistakes cost the most money if they are discovered too late.
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Obsolete inventory ties up capital and takes up space without generating revenue. This guide covers how to recognize obsolete goods, why they arise and what they actually cost you. You also get a clear basis for choosing between a write down and a sale, with five concrete situations for each option.
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Winding up a limited company with stock still on the shelves requires a clear decision on how the goods should be handled. This guide covers what is legally required in a liquidation, why it is important to sell remaining stock in time instead of leaving it on the shelves, and the five concrete options for disposing of remaining inventory quickly and correctly.
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Higher bankruptcy levels and more 3PL agreements with retention rights are creating larger inventory surpluses. Here is how assets can be inventoried, valued and sold efficiently.
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From July 19, 2026, large companies in the EU may no longer destroy unsold clothes, shoes and accessories. Here are the exemptions and what the rules mean in practice.
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