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What we take to market

The assets we bring to auction.

Fleet, yellow metal, industrial plant, corporate technology, hospitality equipment, liquidation stock and salvage. Catalogued lot by lot, sold under published rules, with bidding run on NSB Auctions Online.

Vehicles lined up on an auction floor ahead of a sale

Live bidding runs on NSB Auctions Online

Registration, FICA verification and bidding all happen on NSB Auctions Online, the platform NSB Auctions runs its sales on. The current catalogue, with real lots, lot numbers and published closing times, lives there.

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The lots below are indicative of the asset classes NSB Auctions brings to market. They are not a live catalogue. No amount, badge or closing time shown here reflects a real auction, and none of these lots is open for bidding on this page. The current catalogue, with real lots, lot numbers, reserves and published closing times, is on NSB Auctions Online at nsbauctions.co.za.

Catalogue photography shown above is stock imagery standing in until NSB Auctions supplies its own lot photography.

Countdown timers on this page are presentational. The authoritative closing time for every live lot is the one published on NSB Auctions Online.

Auction formats

Four ways a lot goes to market.

The format is chosen to suit the asset class and the mandate, not the other way round. Each one carries the same catalogue, the same published rules and the same settlement process.

Live Vehicles standing on a dealership forecourt before a sale

Live auction

An auctioneer calls the lots in real time, with bidders in the room and online at once. Best suited to large mixed catalogues.

How live bidding works →
Online Bidder reviewing an auction catalogue on screen

Online auction

The full catalogue runs on NSB Auctions Online with no physical saleroom. Bidders transact from anywhere, which widens the buyer pool.

How online bidding works →
Timed online Row of heavy plant catalogued and standing ready for sale

Timed online

Each lot closes at its own published time, with anti-sniping extensions where the rules provide for them. Suited to high lot counts.

Timed bidding explained →
On-site Heavy plant standing in a yard at the premises where it is sold

On-site auction

Conducted at the depot, plant, mine or premises where the assets stand. Buyers inspect in place, which matters for heavy plant.

Attending an on-site sale →
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Registering to bid

Four steps from account to collection.

All four steps happen on NSB Auctions Online. You verify once, then you can bid across every sale we run, in any format.

Registration documents and a laptop set out on a desk

Create your account

Register on NSB Auctions Online with your contact and, where you are buying through a business, your entity details. One account covers live, online, timed-online and on-site sales.

Workstation and monitor used to process verification documents

Complete FICA verification

Submit identification and supporting documents so we can verify you before you transact. Verification is a condition of bidding on every NSB Auctions sale.

Vehicles standing on an auction floor during a viewing

Inspect the lot

Attend the published viewing, or arrange access through our team. Assets are sold voetstoots, so inspection is how you satisfy yourself on condition before you bid.

Settlement paperwork being reconciled after a sale

Bid, pay and collect

Bid to your limit, settle within the published payment terms, then collect within the removal deadline set out in the conditions of sale for that auction.

Register on NSB Auctions Online How bidding works Read the conditions of sale

Looking for stock we are not currently offering?

Tell us the asset class and the region. We will flag it when a matching catalogue opens, and tell you which format it will be sold under.

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