Who are redundant stock buyers?

 

Redundant stock buyers are people who look for stock to buy that the seller no longer has a need for, most of the time because it’s unprofitable to them. This can be a good strategy for both parties, as it gives the seller a way to get rid of stock that otherwise could cost them more money than they make trying to sell it, and for the buyer as they get a reduced price due to the factors making it redundant stock.

 

When does stock become redundant?

 

Stock is often considered redundant once it no longer has value to the business, that could be because of things like people stopped wanting it or its profit margins are too small for the business to care anymore. When to consider it redundant can sometimes be hard to tell, but it’s often down to what stock is coming in. The main reason people want redundant stock gone so fast is because it takes up space that could be filled by much better stock. Using this, you can try to interpret if it’s redundant yet if it’s going to take up too much space depending on how much stock you have or are soon going to have.

 

How do I sell redundant stock?

 

Many businesses can take redundant stock, but some can give much better prices than others, so it’s good to be careful about what you choose. As redundant stock doesn’t sell very well, you’ll most likely have mass of it, this means it’s best to go somewhere with good value for mass stock rather than smaller amounts. Liquidators fit this role well, dealing with liquidated stock so often gives them the knowledge for how to deal with mass stock like redundant stock. Pink Liquidation offers to take redundant stock, simply press ‘sell your stock’, fill in your contact details for us to reach you, and we can get to organising what price is best for you.