Excess Inventory Liquidation

That shelf is working capital.

Excess, obsolete and last-time-buy inventory, cleared through competitive auctions with approved global buyers. Escrow and quality assurance on every transaction.

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The problem

Nobody’s job is to sell it, so nobody sells it.

Excess accumulates from cancelled programmes, over-buys during allocation, engineering changes and last-time buys. It gets written down, moved to a back shelf and eventually scrapped — because the alternatives are a broker who will not show you the market, or a spreadsheet emailed around a network you do not have.

Capabilities

What 1Xcess gives you

Competitive bidding

Reverse and multi-attribute auctions on price, lead time and warranty — so the market sets the number instead of a single broker.

Reverse · multi-attribute

Approved buyers, global reach

A vetted worldwide buyer base with real demand, including buyers actively hunting allocated and hard-to-find parts.

Verified · worldwide

Trust, escrow & QA

Funds in escrow, quality verified and documented before release. Both sides are covered, so the deal closes.

Escrow · incoming inspection

Discreet listing

Sell without signalling to the market that you are long on a part. Controlled visibility, no public fire-sale.

Controlled exposure

Use cases

What teams clear first

Recover value from EOL components

Last-time-buy overage is the most common source of dead stock. Clear it while the part still has a market instead of after.

Release working capital

Convert written-down inventory into cash on the balance sheet, with recovery reported against book value per lot and per quarter.

Clear cancelled-programme stock

When a programme stops, the components do not. Move them through a competitive channel rather than a single broker relationship.

Buy hard-to-find parts

Buying rather than selling? Allocated, EOL and hard-to-find parts come through 1Xcess with QA documentation and escrow.

Better still: create less of it

Most excess is a buying decision made on a bad number.

Flags lifecycle risk before a last-time-buy, so the quantity you commit to is the quantity you need.

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Buy the right quantity at the right price in the first place, on true landed cost.

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Send us your excess list. We’ll estimate the recovery.

Free, and no obligation to list. You see an estimated recovery range against book value before you decide anything.

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