Not every sale is a factory closure. A lot of sellers come to us with a single machine - a lathe that's been replaced, a mill that's been parked since the last project ended, an asset financed by a director loan that needs releasing. Charter handles single machines with the same process as a full closure, scaled to one.
A market-grounded valuation as part of the sale, global marketing, every viewing and enquiry handled by Charter. Same offer, single unit.
Why Charter for this
- A no-obligation valuation conversation, grounded in real market data.
- Marketed to Charter's global buyer network - the right buyer for a specific machine is rarely down the road.
- Charter handles every enquiry and viewing - you don't need to be on site to take calls.
- Terms agreed up front: the figure you say yes to is confirmed in writing.
- Logistics handled - Charter manages the buyer's collection.
What's different about this process
A single-machine sale usually doesn't need an on-site visit - clear photos, the serial number, hours, and operating history are enough for the valuation conversation. If the machine is over a certain value or the buyer wants to inspect, Charter coordinates that visit on your behalf.
Your sell-side lead at CharterJames TomlinsonDirector, Charter Machinery