Straight answers, before you ask.

Almost anything on a bill of materials: semiconductors, memory, passives, power, connectors, RF and optoelectronics — current or end-of-life, factory-sealed or opened. From single lines to entire warehouse inventories from site closures or product EOL.

No. Larger lists attract stronger blended offers, but we review everything. If a list isn't a fit, we'll tell you quickly and honestly rather than leave you waiting.

Our platform prices every line against live aftermarket data, historic transactions and real demand across our buyer network — then an experienced trader reviews the result. That combination is how we arrive at competitive, well-informed offers.

Yes — strictly. Your identity, pricing and line data are never disclosed to third parties without your consent, and we're happy to work under NDA from the first email.

No. Offers are line-by-line — accept everything, a subset, or nothing. Submitting a list costs nothing and creates no obligation.

That's our specialty. The same network that buys excess gives us sight of inventory that never reaches the open market — including end-of-life lines still in demand. Send the part number, quantity and any date-code requirements.

Traceability first: we buy from vetted sources, document provenance, and inspect stock before it ships — with independent testing available on request. Documentation and photos normally accompany every shipment.

We trade business-to-business: OEMs, EMS providers, design houses and distributors. If you're buying for a registered business of any size, we'd like to hear from you.

We do — insured freight, customs and export documentation from your dock, whether the stock is in the UK, Europe or Asia. Your team's involvement ends at the loading bay.

Bank transfer in GBP, USD or EUR on terms agreed before collection. Payment timing is part of the offer, so there are no surprises after your stock leaves the building.

Headquartered in the UK, with offices in Hong Kong, Shenzhen and Melbourne, trading with partners worldwide. Wherever your stock sits, we can usually collect within days.

Redeploying a working component can avoid it being scrapped, and may reduce the need for a newly manufactured replacement. It can also help spare the raw materials, energy and water that new production would otherwise consume.

We only buy what we're confident we can redeploy — that's the discipline behind our reuse-first approach. Stock we hold is stored appropriately until it finds its next project.