How Kendrick works for you

Kendrick Corporation is organized around a single operating capability: committed capital, deployed directly, without contingencies or middlemen. That is the architecture that shapes everything else we do. When a manufacturer needs equipment off the floor — a Swiss turning cell that has run its last part, a stamping operation being consolidated, a rubber and silicone line sitting idle after a product exit — Kendrick makes a direct offer. No waiting on a buyer network to surface someone interested. No listing that requires the seller to stay in the deal for months. We buy outright, and the transaction moves at the pace manufacturing decisions actually demand. The same discipline extends across every category we touch: injection molding presses, rotational mold carousels, blow mold systems, extrusion and extruders running every resin type, thermoform lines, CNC machining centers, die cast cells and trim equipment, precision grinding assets, EDM machinery of every configuration, tool and die toolroom inventories, fabrication equipment, automation and auxiliary systems, and complete mold libraries alongside proprietary product lines. None of these categories is a footnote. Kendrick builds real positions across all of them. When an outright purchase is not the right structure — when the asset mix, the ownership timeline, or the recovery target calls for something different — we manage consignment arrangements that place equipment directly with vetted buyers across North America and through our global buyer network. The consignment program carries the same accountability as a direct purchase: Kendrick stays in the transaction until it closes, not just until the listing goes live. Appraisals and documented valuations are available at every stage. We produce fair market, orderly liquidation, and forced sale figures that hold up in front of lenders, legal counsel, estates, and ownership groups navigating a transition. The number is derived from what the equipment actually trades for, not from what either side would prefer it to say. When a situation calls for a defined endpoint and competitive price discovery, Kendrick structures and manages auction and liquidation events — plant closures, bankruptcy proceedings, estate situations, and voluntary wind-downs all handled under one operational umbrella. And when the transaction extends to the business itself, Kendrick manages complete enterprise and turnkey facility exits. We handle the full scope of these transactions — the contracts, real estate, and machinery and equipment transferring under one coordinated process, with Kendrick as the single accountable party rather than a fragmented team of advisors pulling in separate directions.