Fallimenti.it

Fallimenti.it is a portal for Italian judicial liquidation sales, operated by Abilio — the same company behind Industrial Discount, which this directory also lists. The two are separate catalogues with different emphases rather than one site under two names: Industrial Discount leans towards machinery and plant, while Fallimenti.it covers the full spread of what comes out of an insolvency, including the consumer stock that a failed retailer leaves behind.

What you can buy

• Property auctions (aste immobiliari): residential and commercial units from liquidation proceedings.
• Clothing and footwear: mixed garment lots, sportswear and accessories — a category most judicial portals barely carry.
• Food and wine: stock from failed food businesses, including wine.
• Furniture and appliances: shop fittings, home and office furniture, white goods.
• Vehicles: cars and commercial vehicles from the estate.
• Machinery and equipment: the production side of a wound-up business.

How the bidding works

You search by location — a single town or the whole country — and by a detailed category tree that splits, for example, clothing into mixed garments, sportswear and accessories. Sales are judicial, so the timetable and the procedure come from the liquidation rather than the platform. Register to bid.

What to check before you bid

Stock lots are sold in bulk and described by the liquidator, not inspected item by item: a pallet of garments is a quantity and a rough description, and the condition risk sits with you. For anything perishable or dated — food, wine, seasonal clothing — check what the lot actually consists of and where it has been stored. Deposits, payment windows and collection deadlines are set by the procedure, and in insolvency they are short. Everything is in Italian.