HNVI Veilingen
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HNVI runs online bankruptcy auctions in the Netherlands, and the category tree tells you what a Dutch business failure actually leaves behind: catering equipment and furniture, office cabinets and chairs, tools, cabling and electrical parts, computers and printers, and — a sign of the times — a substantial section for electric vehicle charging products.
What you can buy
- Catering equipment, supplies and furniture, the biggest single block.
- Tools — hand, power, ladders and steps.
- Office furniture and equipment.
- Toys, sometimes in very large lot counts.
- Electrical goods and EV charging products.
- Garage and workshop equipment, car parts, tyres and wheels.
- Home furnishings and decoration.
How the bidding works
You register, log in and bid — an account is required even to follow a lot. The site publishes how it works, the auction conditions and a FAQ before you sign up, along with an archive of closed sales. Alongside the bankruptcy sales it runs consignment auctions for sellers who are not insolvent.
What to check before you bid
Read the veilingcondities before your first bid: Dutch bankruptcy auctions are strict about collection windows and unattended lots, and the trustee's timetable sets the deadline rather than the auctioneer's convenience. Bankruptcy stock is sold as it stands with no warranty. The site is in Dutch.
