Located in Ontario, serving across Canada sales@humberasset.com (647) 996-4586
Humber Asset Group Equipment sales and brokerage

We buy, sell and broker surplus equipment

Equipment changes hands here.

Sell it to us outright, list it with us and pay only when it sells, or tell us what you are hunting for and we will go and find it.

Terms of business

ServiceBroker & buyer
To listNo fee
ExclusivityNot required
under $50,000 20%
$50,000 and over 10%
FundsHeld in escrow

Territory

Ontario · Canada-wide

Equipment we handle

  • Lab & scientific
  • Medical & veterinary
  • Industrial automation
  • Motion control
  • Test & measurement
  • Packaging & production

Enquiry reply

Same business day

Buyer funds

Escrow, named in writing

Currently sourcing

Buyers are waiting on these

  • Surveying and geomatics instruments
  • CNC and machine tools
  • Lab, medical and diagnostic equipment
  • Test and measurement
  • Packaging and production lines
  • Motion control and automation
  • Shop and material handling equipment
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How a sale runs

Four steps, in this order

  1. 01

    You tell us what you have

    Make, model, year, location, and whether it runs. We review it and list it. No fee, no exclusivity, and you can sell it yourself at any time.

  2. 02

    We find the buyer

    Our listings, our buyer list, and direct outreach to shops that run this class of machine. You hear from us when there is a real, funded buyer, not before.

  3. 03

    Funds go into escrow

    The buyer deposits into a commercial law firm trust account before travelling. The firm is named in writing first. Neither side is exposed: the seller knows the money is real, the buyer knows it is recoverable.

  4. 04

    Buyer inspects, then funds release

    Inspection happens at your premises against what was represented in writing. Accept and the funds release, less commission. Rigging and transport are arranged by the buyer.

Read the full process

Selling a business,
or just clearing floor space?

Equipment excluded from a business sale, a line that has been replaced, a machine that has not been switched on in two years. Tell us what it is.