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How to sell my assets when facing cash flow problems

If your business is experiencing cash flow problems, one of the best ways to resolve this can be through selling your assets. Using the online auction process offers a quick turnaround in cases where you may need access to liquidity in a short time period.

What is a cash flow problem example?

Issues with cash flow can occur when the money leaving your company is higher than the amount of cash which is coming in, causing liquidity problems. When a business has problems with liquidity, this affects its capability to access capital required to pay liabilities including supplier costs, rent payments, and finance.

Cash flow problems are common and widespread across a variety of businesses and sectors, it can be highly common in the construction industry when waiting for invoice payments to be made by clients.

How do I sell assets to release liquidity?

Using BTG Eddisons Asset Sales is a straightforward way to raise funds. We sell an extensive range of asset types across sectors on behalf of individuals, accountants and companies. If you are facing cash flow problems and need to raise money, we can assist. Get in touch to learn more or get started. 

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300+

auctions conducted yearly

£6.2m

worth of lots sold last year

26,000+

buyers in our network

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Why should I use BTG Eddisons Asset Sales to release liquidity?

Transparent valuation process

Our RICS-registered professional auctioneers can provide accurate valuations on your behalf in order to realise the true value of your business’ assets. In cases where you may have surplus assets no longer required, we can sell your assets through online auction with a quick turnaround time.  

Discreet selling methods

We provide private treaty methods if you require sensitivity during the sale. In this process, offers are made ‘blind,’ in which interested parties send their offers privately without being able to see others' bids. This option could be preferable to an auction where discretion is required. 

Speak to our professional auctioneers to get started

If you need help selling your assets, our experienced team of professional Auctioneers can assist. Contact us by calling 0333 200 2041 or using the below form to arrange a free, no-obligation appraisal of your assets today.  

You can depend on us for these services, and our five-star Reviews.IO rating can vouch for us. Read our case studies and insights to see how we have helped other firms in the past. 

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Eddisons boasts a national presence, with offices located throughout the UK.

Contact details

Tel: 0333 200 2041
Eddisons Head Office

2nd Floor, 10 Wellington Place, Leeds, LS1 4AP

Get in touch with BTG Eddisons Asset Sales

We are ready to help and can quickly pass you through to the right department.

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