Semiconductor & Electronics Manufacturing Auctions & Asset Sales

Semiconductor and electronics manufacturing operations generate surplus production, test, and facility assets as technology nodes advance, product lines change, and manufacturing footprints are reconfigured. Heritage Global Partners has executed auctions and asset sales within this sector for semiconductor manufacturers, electronics producers, and technology companies, including fab-level equipment dispositions and electronics manufacturing facility liquidations.

Assets in this category originate from wafer fabrication facilities, electronics assembly plants, test and inspection environments, and research or pilot manufacturing sites. These transactions support buyers active in semiconductor production, electronics manufacturing services, R&D, and industrial technology markets.

Typical Assets Sold

  • Semiconductor fabrication and process equipment
  • Wafer handling, deposition, and etching systems
  • Assembly, packaging, and bonding equipment
  • Test, inspection, and metrology systems
  • Cleanroom infrastructure and environmental controls
  • Electronics manufacturing and SMT assembly lines
  • Power supplies, process chillers, and utilities
  • Facility support, ESD, and contamination-control assets

Current Auctions

Palladus
Silicon Carbide (SiC) Wafer Manufacturing Equipment: Crystal Growth Furnaces, Wafer Inspection Systems, Vacuum Furnaces, Wire Saws, Wet Processing & More! Albany, NY.

Starting: Aug 17th, 2026 – 7:00am EDT

Ending: Aug 19th, 2026 – 12:00pm EDT

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Past Auctions

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Buyer FAQs

Assets are sold as-is unless otherwise stated. Lot descriptions disclose known conditions and limitations but buyers are urged to do their own due diligence.
When available, listings include information on cleanroom standards, environmental controls, and handling requirements.
Inspection availability varies by facility protocol and is outlined within each sale.

Seller FAQs

Sales are coordinated to align with site protocols, safety requirements, and access restrictions.
Sales planning accounts for export regulations, destination restrictions, and buyer qualifications before assets are released.
Yes. Many buyers specialize in refurbishment or parts recovery and actively pursue deinstalled or powered-down tools.