Schneider Industries, Inc. designs and manages Complete Investment Recovery Programs to assist companies in getting the most from their investments. Schneider Industries Complete Investment Recovery Programs Include: Full Service Equipment, Machinery & Real Estate Sales- • Auctions Onsite & Online- Bidders compete on the floor and from their PC’s to purchase your surplus equipment. Assets are sold at the highest market value to the highest bidder on auction day. • Private Treaty or Negotiated Sales- Individual assets, production lines or entire facilities can be offered for sale onto the global markets. The sale takes the form of discussion and negotiation between the buyer and the seller facilitated and undertaken by Schneider Industries. • Complete Plant Sales- Schneider Industries has been successful in selling complete turn-key facilities. These sales can include real property, equipment, machinery, and product line and client list. • Real Estate Sales- Schneider Industries has also been successful in selling real estate across the United States, Brazil and Mexico. Real Estate is sold ‘Subject to Seller Confirmation”. The seller always has the right to accept or reject any offer presented. Each equipment, machinery and real estate sale includes inventorying all assets with detailed description and photos; creation and implementation of the advertising campaign; negotiations and sale management with buyers; payment collections and reconciliation; and management of equipment removal/checkout of buyers; and plant clean-up. Internal Transfers- Timely and properly identified surplus equipment reduces costs by making equipment available to the entire company. Many times the right piece of equipment can be found idle in another one of the company’s plants or at a nearby location. Our team will work along with your company’s representatives in order to better account for all transfers and warehoused equipment. To assist in the management of all equipment accurate asset tracking is required. Accurate tracking involves properly identifying surplus equipment through photo ID, detailed description of machinery including equipment type, manufacturer, and process/application including capacity/speed or other operating parameters.