Your next machine is already out there. We go find it.

Manufacturers hire Yorkville Company to go out and find the equipment — combing the industrial market, qualifying every machine, and driving the deal to a price that makes sense — whether the need is injection molding, metal stamping, thermoforming, or any other process running in your facility, so the dollars you commit end up on the right iron at the right terms.

Yorkville Company was built around the buyer's problem — not the seller's convenience. The core mandate is sourcing: a manufacturer tells us what capability they need, the tonnage or shot size or travel range or cycle spec, and Yorkville goes to work across the full used-equipment market until the right machine surfaces, gets vetted, and lands on your floor at a number you can defend. That discipline applies to every category we touch. Whether you need an injection molding press for a medical application, a progression stamping line for high-volume metal parts, a thermoform cell for packaging, or a Swiss turning center for close-tolerance components, the search process is the same — methodical, market-wide, and never settled until the fit is right. We source across the complete production floor: CNC machining centers and turning cells, blow mold systems, extrusion lines and extruders, rotomold equipment, die cast machinery, wire and sinker EDM cells, fabrication departments, precision grinding assets, auxiliary equipment and automation systems, rubber and silicone processing lines, tool and die toolroom machinery, and complete mold inventories and proprietary product lines. No category is a side note here. Yorkville handles every one of them with the same sourcing rigor. Because the buy side is the primary orientation, Yorkville also provides appraisals and documented valuations — fair market, orderly liquidation, and forced sale figures — so buyers know exactly what an asset is worth before a negotiation begins, and sellers understand what the market will actually bear. Those numbers are written to hold up in front of lenders, ownership groups, or legal counsel, not just to move a deal forward. When a seller needs to move equipment and wants Yorkville involved on the disposition side as well, we handle outright purchases and consignment arrangements — buying directly when certainty and speed matter most, and structuring consignment placements when the asset mix or the timeline calls for a broader marketing effort. Auction and liquidation management are part of the toolkit, deployed when a defined endpoint is the goal and maximum recovery is the measure. And when a transaction extends beyond equipment to the business itself, Yorkville handles complete business and turnkey facility sales. The real estate, contracts, and M&E move as one coordinated transaction — a single accountable partner for sellers who cannot afford to have the process fragmented across multiple parties.

How we work for you

Who we are

Yorkville Company takes its name from the domain and its operating philosophy from a straightforward conviction: the party doing the searching should be working for the buyer, not the seller. Most industrial equipment changes hands through a process built around the seller's needs — listing the asset, waiting for interest, hoping the right buyer appears. Yorkville inverts that. We are retained by manufacturers who need a specific capability, and we go find it. That means knowing which categories of equipment trade where, what a fair number looks like for a machine in a given condition, which sellers are motivated and which are not, and how to move a negotiation to a close without overpaying or underselling the urgency. The same market intelligence that drives the sourcing work also supports every appraisal we write and every disposition we manage — because a firm that spends its days acquiring equipment on behalf of buyers develops an unusually accurate read on what the market will actually pay. Yorkville operates across North America with an active global buyer network, and the coverage is genuine: every category of plastics processing and metalworking equipment is inside our scope, and no engagement is handed off to a generalist who wandered in from another industry.