Clients reap the benefits of HG’s Industrial and Financial Asset divisions, which boast over 200 years of experience and data. We leverage our proprietary data to provide tailored solutions that deliver measurable outcomes for our clients. Many corporations are mindful of initial procurement costs, yet lack efficacy in end-of-life disposition and liquidation. Redeeming value from pre-owned assets is a wise financial move as the proceeds could be a considerable contribution to the organization. Our team remains dedicated to utmost transparency throughout every project, while abiding by data security protocols so our clients can trust that their assets will be managed ethically and sustainably. With a standard of excellence that has stood the test of time, we have assisted thousands of companies in overcoming difficult challenges with enduring success.

For years, HG has been a go-to source for buyers seeking to access a vast array of specialized industrial and financial assets in an effective, often cost-efficient manner while decreasing their carbon footprint. Buying secondhand yields savings and shortens lead & delivery times. Holding auctions for reputable global corporations provides buyers with the ability to buy locally – resulting in more environmentally sound logistics solutions with positive ecological repercussions. Additionally, debt buyers have received bidding opportunities for distressed asset portfolios from some of the world’s top financial institutions and creditors. Our extensive expertise and dedication to excellence make us stand out from the crowd when it comes to providing top-notch solutions that meet our buyers’ needs.

The implementation of a reverse supply chain stands to offer numerous environmental benefits. By making good use of existing resources, the need for manufacturing new items is significantly diminished, leading to fewer items being sent to landfills. To ensure sustainability, it is essential to establish proper asset disposition processes such as reselling excess, obsolete assets and surplus goods. Transparency and trust are key in this process as they allow us to develop environmentally-friendly practices throughout the entire cycle. Such ethical practices contribute to short-term and long-term sustainability benefits while allowing us to act responsibly toward our planet and its future.