How we work with you

Larkin Acquisitions operates as a true asset advisor — which means the engagement begins before any transaction path is chosen, not after. The first obligation is to establish what the equipment is actually worth: a written, defensible valuation covering fair market value, orderly liquidation value, and forced sale value, produced to a standard that holds in front of lenders, attorneys, and ownership groups. Whether the asset in question is a blow mold line running three shifts, a rotational mold department being consolidated, an EDM cell left behind after a product line exit, or any other class of machinery on the production floor, the appraisal is the foundation the rest of the engagement is built on. Once that number exists, the disposition strategy follows from it. Larkin Acquisitions purchases equipment outright when a seller's priority is certainty — committed capital, no contingencies, no drawn-out back-and-forth. When the asset mix or the ownership situation calls for a different structure, we manage consignment programs, placing machinery with vetted buyers across a North American network and a live global buyer reach. Auctions and managed liquidations are part of the toolkit as well — deployed when a plant closure, an estate, a bankruptcy, or a lender-directed wind-down demands a defined settlement date and maximum documented recovery. The advisory scope covers every discipline on the production floor without exception. Extrusion systems and extruders, thermoform equipment, injection molding presses, die cast machinery, metal stamping lines, CNC machining assets, Swiss turning centers, precision grinding cells, fabrication equipment, rubber and silicone processing lines, auxiliary and automation systems, tool and die operations, and complete mold inventories and proprietary product lines — all of it moves through the same advisory framework, with the same standard of documented value behind every transaction. On the acquisition side, Larkin Acquisitions sources specific equipment on behalf of buyers who need the right machine rather than whatever happens to be available — spec-driven searches, independent vetting, and negotiation handled on the buyer's behalf. When a situation calls for something larger, Larkin Acquisitions manages complete business sales and turnkey facility exits. We handle the transaction as a single, coordinated engagement. The real estate, contracts, and machinery and equipment transfer under one structure — not parceled out to three different parties with three different incentives and no one accountable for the outcome.