If you are eager to turn your dead inventory into cash, we strongly recommend an outright sale. Aside from the revenue, you may benefit from an immediate tax write-off and regain valuable warehouse space.

Ambit bids aggressively, carefully factoring in the important inventory, the slow-moving items and the recyclable material, to provide you with the highest possible bid. Strong support in the reseller’s market allows us to maximize our recovery and, consequently, yours.

Through outright sale you immediately turn your inventory into cash that can be put to a profitable use.

Your purchasing department is not distracted by the time consuming task of managing and marketing surplus inventories, nor is the surplus relegated to warehouse personnel who are not knowledgeable in the value of excess material.

You benefit from Ambit’s unique surplus marketing niche built on more than 25 years of success - enhancing the chances the material can be sold off quickly, allowing us to offer your company the highest possible bid.



We can send a qualified inventory manager to your warehouse to inspect uninventoried material.

Our inventory managers can identify which parts are generic and which are customized and without resale value.

We may take your recyclable material (plastic and metal and proprietary components) along with the parts for resale. We will dispose of them for you, in an EPA approved manner. For any recycling, we will issue a Certificate of Destruction.



Trends over the past ten years show the greatest windfall profits from microprocessors, memory, linear and occasionally, digital logic. As a general rule, passive and discrete components have traditionally had a much lower resale value and require greater effort to sell. However, there have been exceptions. In the second quarter of 1999 the price of tantalum capacitors rose dramatically. Ambit will nonetheless purchase entire lots, including the slow-moving and obsolete items.

(For a summary of general guidelines, view our Percentage Recovery Analysis Chart )

Although return on investment is sometimes assumed to be poor for the seller, in fact it is ordinarily the disposal strategy with the best pay-off. The proceeds are immediate and undiminished by the storage and marketing expenses incurred in long-term sell-offs. Occasionally, secondary market price fluctuations can work to your advantage, as well. In all cases, you will benefit from our marketing experience and many worldwide contacts that keep us abreast of the latest trends.

Even when market trends are not shifting in your favor, you may nevertheless benefit from selling your lot before it becomes thinned out by selective bidding. The cherry-picking of the few more desirable parts only further devalues the remainder to where it can no longer attract a reasonable bid. You may then be the owner of surplus you paradoxically cannot afford to keep or sell.