Typical process
PV modules from an insolvency estate
An insolvency administrator wants an orderly, quick sale of modules, inverters and mounting material before storage costs mount up.
A typical process for orientation, not a customer project. Quantities, condition and timing differ from lot to lot.
Starting point
A warehouse in an insolvency still holds PV modules, inverters and mounting material. Storage costs keep running, so the administrator wants a quick and orderly sale. Questions of ownership, such as retention of title or rights of third parties, are for the administrator to clarify.
A typical lot
- PV modules in one or several power classes
- String or hybrid inverters
- Mounting systems, cables and connectors
- Possibly battery storage
How the process runs
- 01
Enquiry with datasheets
The administrator sends manufacturer, type, power class and number of units, together with datasheets and the storage location. A pallet list with photos helps.
- 02
Valuation and offer
The valuation arrives within 24 hours and is non-binding. The price and any sales restrictions are set down in writing before anything becomes binding.
- 03
Payment after invoice
After the administrator has issued the invoice, payment follows by bank transfer within 48 hours, which brings liquidity into the estate quickly.
- 04
Collection from the warehouse
Collection is arranged within 3 working days of the agreement, with transport included. The administrator only needs to ensure access to the site and the goods.
What matters
- Time pressure is real: the earlier the stock is described, the more options remain.
- Datasheets, packing lists and the storage location make the valuation faster.
- Ownership is for the administrator to clarify before the sale. For legal points, take advice from a lawyer.
- Note any storage or transport damage openly.
Questions about this scenario
Yes. Insolvency administrators and creditors can offer stock. Please state in the enquiry which role you are acting in.
The administrator, who can take legal advice where needed. Mention anything you already know, such as retention of title, in the enquiry.
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Enquiry
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