EMA Auctions

EMA Auctions is a German auction house that markets industrial assets internationally through online sales, and it takes on both single machines and whole sites. The live calendar shows the range: an electrical contractor's complete business wind-up, a cleaning robot, three thousand square metres of Plettac scaffolding with a stated replacement value around half a million euros, and a five-hundred-lot sale of construction plant and vehicles from a machinery dealer.

What you can buy

• Construction plant — wheeled excavators, loaders and site equipment.
• Scaffolding in bulk.
• Trade business fit-outs from closures.
• Vehicles, including new stock from stalled import deals.
• Specialist machinery sold as individual lots.

How the bidding works

Auctions run for a published window — commonly two to four weeks from opening to close — and the site lists what is ending soonest first. Registration is free and lets you set notification for a sale start. The house works with insolvency administrators, closing businesses and companies disposing of single machines, so a sale is defined by its source rather than by a category.

What to check before you bid

The company also trades as Greenfield Auctions on a second domain — the same operation, the same sales, so do not treat the two as separate opportunities. Lots are collected from the site of the closure, and for scaffolding or a production line that is a substantial dismantling job with a fixed deadline. The site is in German.