How we work for you

Industrial equipment transactions fail at the seams — between the valuation and the strategy, between the strategy and the execution, between the seller's expectations and what the market will actually bear. Freemont Advisors was designed to close those gaps. The methodology comes from powertrain sourcing discipline: chart every input, tolerance, load path, and potential failure point before the first component ever moves. That preparation logic drives every engagement we take on, whether we're evaluating a standalone injection molding press or unwinding a multi-category production facility. Valuation is where most engagements begin. We produce formal, written appraisals covering fair-market value, orderly-liquidation value, and distressed-sale value — documentation built to hold up under examination by lenders, attorneys, bankruptcy courts, and acquisition teams. The asset categories we assess span the full manufacturing floor: injection molding equipment, rubber and silicone processing machinery, die casting operations, CNC machining cells, Swiss-type precision turning equipment, metal stamping lines, fabrication systems, extrusion equipment and extruders, thermoforming machinery, blow molding equipment, rotational molding lines, precision grinding assets, EDM machinery, automation and auxiliary equipment, tool-and-die rooms, and complete mold inventories with their associated product lines. If it belongs on a production floor, it falls within our scope. Disposition strategy is derived from the numbers, not constructed before them. Sellers who require speed and transactional certainty can take advantage of our direct purchase program — Freemont Advisors commits capital outright, without contingencies or drawn-out negotiation. When the asset mix or ownership circumstances point toward a different path, we design and administer consignment programs, connecting equipment with vetted buyers throughout our North American network and our broader international reach. Auction events and structured liquidations are available when a facility closure, bankruptcy proceeding, or estate matter requires a firm timeline and a recoverable result within a defined window. For manufacturers acquiring equipment, Freemont Advisors works as a procurement partner — sourcing, vetting, and negotiating for the buyer's account. The same preparation logic that governs disposition governs procurement: capital should land on the correct machine at a price the buyer can substantiate and defend. When a transaction extends past individual assets into full business exits, we manage the entire process — contracts, real estate, and machinery handled together under one coordinating authority, rather than distributed across multiple advisors with competing priorities.