How we work for you

Precision sourcing has a logic to it. Before capital moves, before negotiations begin, before a single asset changes hands, you establish what things actually cost and what they are genuinely worth. That discipline — borrowed from the engineering disciplines that govern powertrain development — shapes every engagement Chadwick Brokers takes on, whether the situation involves a Swiss turning cell running at full production or a shuttered fabrication floor that needs a buyer with the knowledge to recognize its value. Appraisals anchor everything. Chadwick Brokers produces documented valuations covering fair market value, orderly liquidation value, and forced sale value — figures built to hold up under review by lenders, legal teams, acquirers, and ownership groups. The scope covers the full breadth of industrial production equipment: Swiss machining centers, CNC turning and milling assets, automation cells and auxiliary systems, injection molding and blow molding equipment, thermoform lines, rotational molding machinery, rubber and silicone processing systems, extruders and extrusion lines, die casting cells, metal stamping equipment, EDM machinery, precision grinding assets, fabrication equipment, tool-and-die toolrooms, and complete mold libraries with associated product line inventories. That number comes first. Everything downstream is built on it. How a transaction is structured depends on what the valuation and the timeline actually require. When a seller's priority is speed and certainty, Chadwick Brokers buys equipment directly — capital committed, no contingencies, no open-ended wait for a buyer to materialize. When recovery objectives favor a longer arc, consignment arrangements are structured and managed, placing assets with vetted buyers through an established North American dealer network and an active international buyer base. Where a plant closure, lender action, or ownership transition demands a fixed endpoint — a cleared floor and a resolved balance — auctions and managed liquidations provide that structure. On the buy side, Chadwick Brokers identifies and qualifies specific equipment for manufacturers who need a machine matched to their exact specification, not simply the closest option available. The sourcing methodology follows the same engineering logic: map the capability requirement, identify assets that genuinely meet it, verify documented history, and negotiate from grounded market knowledge. When the scope of a transaction extends beyond machinery to the enterprise itself, Chadwick Brokers manages complete business sales and turnkey facility exits — M&E, contracts, and real estate transferred through a single coordinated process, with one accountable party holding the transaction together from opening through close.