Gordon Brothers Launches Equipment Sale

Gordon Brothers, in alliance with Ritchie Bros., has launched an exclusive private treaty sale of high-quality trenching, excavation, and dust control equipment, following the receivership of Specialist Tunnel Excavations Group Pty Ltd and related companies. The sale is being conducted…

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Gordon Brothers Launches Equipment Sale
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Gordon Brothers, in alliance with Ritchie Bros., has launched an exclusive private treaty sale of high-quality trenching, excavation, and dust control equipment, following the receivership of Specialist Tunnel Excavations Group Pty Ltd and related companies. The sale is being conducted under the instruction of Cor Cordis’ Kate Conneely and Rahul Goyal.

Touted as one of the largest secondary market asset disposals of its kind, the sale includes a wide range of machinery such as Tesmec and Vermeer surface miners, Trencor trenchers, Tesmec rock saws, Grydale dust extraction systems, Liebherr excavators, and a comprehensive stock of support equipment.

“This receivership sale offers a rare chance for industry players to scale their operations rapidly and competitively bid on new major projects,” said Matt Aubrey, Senior Managing Director at Gordon Brothers, Asia Pacific.

Assets are based in Sydney and Perth, with global shipping available—particularly attractive to companies across Europe, the Middle East, and Africa seeking to upgrade or expand fleets without long OEM lead times.

“With supply chain delays continuing to affect new equipment deliveries, this sale provides immediate access to premium, well-maintained machinery,” Aubrey added.

The equipment is showcased on IronPlanet’s dedicated page, where interested buyers can view listings and submit offers.

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