PROKONZULTA
Czechia
PROKONZULTA is a Czech auction portal ( dražební portál ) built around insolvency work, and it publishes a figure most operators keep to themselves: the total value…
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Vehicles, industrial machinery, insolvency stock, government surplus and collectibles — the platforms that actually run the sales, with the details you need before you register.
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Czechia
PROKONZULTA is a Czech auction portal ( dražební portál ) built around insolvency work, and it publishes a figure most operators keep to themselves: the total value…
Italy
DoAuction is one of the operators accredited to run Italy's vendite telematiche — the electronic judicial sales through which Italian courts dispose of assets. It…
Leiria, Portugal
Avalibérica is a Portuguese auction house based in the Casal do Cego industrial zone outside Leiria, working the recovery side of the market: its own service lines…
Greece
eauction.gr is the electronic auction service through which every forced sale in Greece is now conducted. Since the reform that moved enforcement online, a property…
Paris, France
Drouot has been the centre of the French art market since 1852, and drouot.com is the marketplace built around it. The Hôtel Drouot in the 9th arrondissement houses…
Spain
GAM Online is the sales platform of GAM, a Spanish machinery rental group, and the distinction matters for a buyer: this is a rental company disposing of its own…
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