Inside This Week’s Liquidation Auction Market: Boats, Industrial Gear & Solar Stock (20 Upcoming Sales)

This is a mixed-bag clearance that suits anyone flipping whitegoods or kitting out a worksite. The headline is the sheer volume of mini bar fridges: multiple pallets of four, mostly Whirlpool units at 120L capacity. They are all listed as used and untested, so factor in some elbow grease and a multimeter, but the potential margin is there if you can shift them in bulk.

Beyond the fridges, the auction includes new lighting stock and Maytag washing machines and dryers. Maytag is a solid commercial-grade brand, so those units could be a good grab for a laundromat operator or someone with a repair licence. The ex-mine site gear suggests these fridges have lived a hard life, but they are simple machines with few moving parts.

Ross’s runs these online auctions regularly from Welshpool, so the pickup process is straightforward. Bidding closes on 3 June 2026. Inspect before you bid, and remember: untested means no guarantees, but the starting prices should reflect that risk.

This Pickles auction in Brisbane is a goldmine for anyone building a 4×4 or running a fabrication shop. The headline item is a Markforged metal 3D printer, still near new, which alone would cost a small fortune retail. It’s paired with a commercial oven and washer package, suggesting this gear came from a workshop that has shut its doors.

The wheel and tyre lots are the real draw for off-road enthusiasts. You’ve got multiple pallets of Method Race Wheels, some with around 12 rims per pallet, plus a batch of Black Rhino Rapid rims. Tyre-wise, there are Toyo Open Country RTs in 35-inch and Maxxis LT options in 275/70R18 and 285/65R18 sizes. That’s serious rubber for a big rig or tow vehicle.

Don’t overlook the smaller lots. A pallet of UHF radios and DC-DC battery chargers is perfect for a camper or work ute build. With 12 lots total and no reserve on most items, this is a pick-and-choose sale for anyone who knows their way around a toolbox. Bidding closes June 3, so get in early.

This liquidation auction from Hymans covers a full fit-out for a commercial joinery shop. The standout is the Homag edge banding gear, a core piece for high-volume cabinet production. Also on offer are a Weeke CNC machining centre for precision routing and drilling, plus Altendorf and SCM panel saws for sheet stock breakdown.

Supporting equipment includes dust extraction units, clamps, and hand-held power tools. There are also vehicles and trucks listed, likely for deliveries and site work. The auction runs under instructions from P.A. Lucas & Co, acting for Joinery Eleven Pty Ltd in liquidation.

Buyers should factor in freight from Queensland. Given the specialised nature of the gear, this auction suits cabinet makers, shop fitters, or anyone setting up a joinery workshop on a budget. Check the close date on the Hymans site as it is yet to be confirmed.

This is a straight-up business clearance, not a rummage sale. The auction house has been running these since 1980, so they know how to move commercial gear fast. If you need lathes, milling machines, compressors or welding plant, this is your stop.

On the transport side, expect utes, trucks and trailers in varying condition, likely sold as-is. There will also be racking, tooling, office furniture and consumables from the factory floor. Buyers should inspect beforehand, no warranties here.

Bidding closes 10 June 2026. Register early for a bidder number. Collection will be strict, so bring your own transport and labour.

This is an expressions of interest sale for the entire business of Flourish Pharmaceuticals Australia, currently in liquidation. Hymans is handling the disposal under instructions from the liquidator, Andre Lakomy of AL Restructuring. The sale covers all tangible and intangible assets, meaning a buyer could step into a fully equipped pharmaceutical manufacturing operation.

The asset base includes production machinery, laboratory instruments, and the company’s intellectual property. Given the specialised nature of pharmaceutical manufacturing, this is a targeted opportunity for industry buyers or investors looking to acquire an established setup without the lead time of building from scratch. There is no fixed close date listed yet, so interested parties should register with Hymans to receive updates and submit their interest.

Buyers should note this is not a piecemeal equipment auction. The structure suggests a single buyer or consortium will take the whole business. If you are in the pharmaceutical or contract manufacturing space, this is worth a close look.