Vendite Giudiziarie Italia

Vendite Giudiziarie Italia is a national portal for Italian court sales, and its category tree is the clearest short summary of what Italian enforcement actually produces: property split into residential, commercial, industrial and sports facilities; movables into vehicles, boats, machine tools and raw materials, IT and electronics, furniture and appliances, art and jewellery, clothing and footwear; then credits and securities; then companies — shareholdings, sales and leases of going concerns; and finally trademarks and patents.

What you can buy

• Property of every class, including industrial buildings and sports facilities.
• Vehicles and boats.
• Machine tools, raw materials, IT and electronics.
• Art, goldsmiths' work, watches and antiques.
• Shareholdings and going concerns, sold or leased.
• Trademarks and patents.

How the bidding works

The portal publishes the sales and explains the process, with a separate access area for professionals — the lawyers, delegates and custodians running the procedures. Italian telematic sales require identity verification and a deposit lodged per procedure; the notice for each sale sets out the mechanics.

What to check before you bid

Going concerns and trademarks are the two categories where the paperwork decides everything: a company sold as a working whole can carry employment and contractual obligations, and a trademark carries renewal and use requirements. For property, the court expert's perizia remains the document that matters. The site is in Italian.