Netauktion

Netauktion runs an auction every day, working out of depots concentrated around Gothenburg — Ringön carries the bulk of the stock, with Sävedalen and Blidsberg holding the rest. Its catalogue is broader than most Swedish operators and includes two categories that are genuinely unusual: healthcare equipment, and alcohol, which in Sweden is a tightly regulated thing to be selling at auction at all.

What you can buy

• Building, plumbing and ventilation materials: consistently the largest section.
• Bicycles and accessories in volume.
• Electrical, IT and electronics.
• Restaurant, café, kitchen and bakery equipment.
• Healthcare and medical goods (sjukvård/hälsa).
• Alcohol, sold as its own category.
• Light vehicles, motorcycles and parts; site machinery.
• Tools, industrial and production equipment, shop and warehouse fittings.

How the bidding works

Sales close daily, and the catalogue is filtered by depot as well as by category — so the first filter to set is the location, because collection is from the depot holding the lot. Membership is required to bid, and the operator offers valuation and shipping services alongside the auctions.

What to check before you bid

Set the location filter first: three depots in and around Gothenburg is convenient locally and awkward from abroad. Alcohol lots carry Swedish regulatory conditions on who may buy and what may be done with them — read the lot terms rather than assuming. Healthcare goods should be checked for supportability and, on anything with storage, for data. Sweden is in the EU, so an intra-EU business purchase can go under reverse charge against a VAT number validated in advance.