Ritchie Bros., an RB Global company and a global leader in asset management and disposition, is bringing its IronPlanet marketplace into Super September, with an upcoming online auction in China on September 2, featuring more than 300 units of construction, lifting, material handling, and specialized vehicle equipment.
The auction gives buyers the opportunity to purchase well-maintained equipment from leading China OEM manufacturers, with bidding available online from anywhere.
Held in partnership with Xuzhou Construction Machinery Group (XCMG), one of China’s foremost machinery manufacturers, the auction includes a wide range of well-maintained equipment from XCMG, Shantui, Sinotruk, Dynapac, and Wirtgen, and other renowned brands.
“With hundreds of machines available in a single auction, buyers can compare, inspect and bid on equipment from multiple manufacturers in one place,” remarked Ivan Wang, General Manager for China and Japan.
“Our global platform and logistics network help remove many of the traditional barriers to international purchasing," said Wang.
He pointed out that buyers will find a comprehensive selection of late-model, well-maintained machinery at the auction, including:
*Construction & Earthmoving Equipment: Excavators, Wheel Loaders, Backhoes.
*Lifting & Material Handling: Scissor Lifts, Telescopic Boom Lifts, Forklift Trucks, Tower Cranes, All Terrain Cranes.
*Trucks & Specialized Vehicles: Haul Trucks, Concrete Pump Trucks, Mixer Trucks, Cab & Chassis Trucks.
*Compaction & Paving Equipment: Cold Planers, Sweeper Trucks and More.
As part of the campaign, a series of auctions will take place across International throughout September, bringing together a broad selection of equipment and connecting sellers with buyers from markets around the world.
The China OEM auction will feature 300+ equipment lots, with highlights including the hydraulic truck crane XCMG XCT12L5 from 2024, said the statement from Ritchie Bros.
Buyers can participate in an auction experience, with the opportunity to inspect equipment on site from August 24 to September 2, it added.-TradeArabia News Service
