Chemical & Industrial Processing Auctions & Asset Sales

As production methods evolve and sites are consolidated or decommissioned, chemical and industrial processing operations release surplus equipment and facility assets. Heritage Global Partners is frequently engaged by industrial and energy-related operators, including large-scale processing facilities and plant-level surplus equipment dispositions.

Heritage Global Partners maintains a master service agreement with Halliburton supporting recurring industrial and processing asset dispositions. Assets in this category originate from facility upgrades, operational realignments, decommissioned sites, and corporate restructuring, across multiple facilities and locations.

Typical Assets Sold

Current Auctions

Past Auctions

Global Online Auction Featuring Assets Formerly of Sublime Canna, A Flower to Finish Cannabis Product Manufacturer & Distributor. Oakland, CA.

Starting: Feb 4th, 2020 – 7:00am PST

Ending: Feb 5th, 2020 – 10:00am PST

Immediately Accepting Bids
Global Online Auction of EC Manufacturing A Contract Manufacturer For Fortune 300 Consumer Packaged Goods Company Shawnee, KS.

Starting: Jan 19th, 2016 – 7:00am CST

Ending: Jan 21st, 2016 – 10:00am CST

Immediately Accepting Bids
Sale #2: Surplus MRO & Pharmaceutical Parts from Sanofi: Processing Equipment, Pumps, Filtration, Tanks, Lab Instruments & More! Framingham, MA.

Starting: Jul 21st, 2026 – 8:00am EDT

Ending: Jul 22nd, 2026 – 12:00pm EDT

Immediately Accepting Bids

Buyer FAQs

Listings typically note materials of construction, but buyers are responsible to independently confirm compatibility with intended processes.
Assets are generally sold in-place, with removal responsibility defined in the sale terms.
Some sales include integrated systems depending on how the facility was retired.

Seller FAQs

Sellers typically complete required shutdown or remediation steps prior to asset disposition.
Yes. Past projects have included phased dispositions coordinated alongside ongoing operations or scheduled shutdowns.
Demand often comes from emerging markets, contract processors, and operators expanding capacity.