PROKONZULTA

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 of assets it has realised, standing at over CZK 31.7 billion. That number is the useful signal here — it tells you this is a long-running realisation channel for estates rather than a site that lists a handful of lots.

What you can buy

• Machinery and plant: production equipment from companies in insolvency.
• Vehicles: cars and commercial vehicles from the same estates.
• Whole operations: complete works and business premises sold together.
• Real estate: commercial property and land from Czech insolvency and enforcement proceedings.

How the bidding works

An account is required. The password-recovery step asks for either a birth number (rodné číslo) or a company identification number (IČO), which tells you the platform registers private individuals and companies on separate footings — worth knowing before you start, because the identifier you register with determines how you are invoiced. Accounts created before late 2020 need a password reset before first use.

What to check before you bid

Czech insolvency sales transfer the estate's position, so on property the entry in the land register (katastr nemovitostí) is the document that matters, not the listing. Collection is from wherever the failed business left the goods; the portal itself has no central yard, so read the address on the individual lot before pricing transport. Everything is published in Czech.