How we work
Jamison Disposition brings a fixed conviction to every client situation: no disposition path gets selected and no acquisition capital gets committed until the equipment's documented value is established first. That sequence matters. Sellers who know what their assets are actually worth step into negotiations with leverage rooted in evidence; buyers who have pressure-tested the numbers avoid paying a premium for someone else's optimism. The foundation of the advisory practice is formal valuation work — written, defensible conclusions on fair market value, orderly liquidation value, and forced sale value, produced to withstand scrutiny from lenders, legal teams, estate administrators, and competitive bidding rooms alike. Jamison Disposition delivers these conclusions across the full industrial equipment spectrum: sinker and wire EDM cells, die cast machinery, injection molding presses, thermoform systems, blow mold machinery, extruders and extrusion lines, rotomold and rotational molding lines, rubber and silicone compounding equipment, coil-fed lines and metal stamping presses, precision grinding cells, Swiss-type turning centers, CNC turning and machining equipment, fabrication systems, auxiliary and automation infrastructure, toolroom and die assets, and complete mold libraries and proprietary product portfolios. Every category receives the same documented standard of rigor — none sits outside scope. With a validated valuation in hand, the right disposition structure becomes apparent from what the data actually indicates. Direct purchases give sellers certainty and speed when a transaction cannot wait for a third-party buyer to surface. Consignment placements move assets through Jamison Disposition's North American dealer network and active international buyer relationships, with pricing anchored to the appraisal rather than speculation. Auctions and structured liquidations enter the picture when a plant closing, bankruptcy matter, or estate proceeding demands competitive bidding, a fixed endpoint, and a fully reconciled account by a date that is not subject to change. For manufacturers pursuing specific acquisitions, Jamison Disposition locates target equipment, assesses condition, confirms provenance, and negotiates terms — so committed capital is deployed with confidence rather than hope. When a transaction encompasses more than individual machines, Jamison Disposition coordinates complete business sales and full facility exits — contracts, real estate, and machinery and equipment handled as one unified engagement. A single process, a single point of accountability, and no gap between advisors working toward competing conclusions.