Investment Recovery
Definition
ABcsi defines investment recovery (IR), also-known-as reverse logistics, asset (AR) or resource recovery as the activities of an organization that attempt to preserve the residual value left in surplus assets, materials and inventories when the inventory is determined non-producing/surplus and financial and environmental risks.
Since the SOX Act (2002) a Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) enhances the definition to embrace ecological and sustainable practices company wide. Waste in the ecological and financial domains requires much attention to manage your public image effectively.
ABcsi help clients manage surplus when where and how you need help!
If you are not sure where we can help. Ask us. We'll dig deep to understand if there are areas you could use help.
Facility closings, equipment upgrades and company surplus centers are where AR services are most often needed.
The AR/IR Process
1. Identification
a. Asset[s] ID- mfg model, size, condition, quantities. ..
b. Logistical ID- costs- in place, removed, crating, freight, storage ...
c. Time elements ID- out of service, removal, title transfer, collections
2. Valuations
a. Asset[s] Value- replacement, used, reconditioned, salvage ...
b. Logistical Value- removal, custody transfer, shipping & storage ...
3. Disposition and Divestment
a. donate and employee sales
b. recycle, destroy, re-mediate
c. sell, transfer title and transfer custody
1 equipment sale[s] and exchange[s]
2 auctions onsite , off-line or silent private sale[s]
3 private sales silent sales
ABcsi's mission is to keep our clients' and environment a little greener by keeping our vision toward leaner and greener net results when managing their surplus and waste.
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