Excess inventory · Sourcing · Since 2015

Turn dead stock into a live quote.

We buy excess electronic components — ICs, passives, memory, modules — and return a written offer, not a chat thread.

Warehouse aisle lined with pallet racking holding component lots

Surplus inventory quote

Prepared for your buying desk

Sample document
Part no.QtyStatus
  • STM32F103C8T62,000 pcsStale
  • GRM188R71H104KA938,000 pcsStale
  • TPS54331DR500 pcsStale
Indicative value—

No cost to submit. NDA on request.

11

Years trading

$240M

Cumulative volume

320+

Factories served

19

Regions covered

Illustrative figures — replace with audited numbers before launch.

Quote request

Send your list. Get a number.

Five fields is enough to start. Our desk replies within one business day, in nine working languages — English, Chinese, German, Japanese, Korean, French, Italian, Portuguese and Spanish.

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Used only to answer this request. Nothing is stored in this demo. · wurongcan1234@gmail.com

What we buy

If it sits on a line card, it sits here.

Sealed reels, tray stock, excess production lots and slow-moving BOM lines. Mixed lots accepted after grading.

Check a category

ICs & chips

Accepted

MCU · analog · logic · RF

1,240 lines

Passives

Accepted

MLCC · resistors · inductors

3,800 lines

Memory & storage

Accepted

DRAM · NAND · eMMC

610 lines

Modules & boards

Accepted

Wi-Fi · power · sensor

420 lines

Connectors

Accepted

board-to-board · I/O · FPC

960 lines

Power & discrete

Accepted

MOSFET · diodes · regulators

1,510 lines

Recent intake

Sample data

How it works

Five steps from list to payment.

Each step produces something you can check. No verbal pricing, no surprise deductions.

Step 01 / 05Same day acknowledgement

Send the list

Part numbers, quantity and condition. A spreadsheet is enough; photos of labels help us price faster.

Company

A buying desk, not a marketplace.

We hold the inventory decision ourselves. That is why a quote comes back as a number with conditions, and why grading happens before money is discussed.

Process coverage

  • Inbound grading
  • Date code checks
  • Export paperwork
  • Freight booking

Milestones

Illustrative milestones for this demo.

Multi-language desk

English, Chinese, German, Japanese and Korean replies became standard for channel partners and factory buyers.

Channel network

Placeholder channel partners for layout. Replace with confirmed relationships before launch.

EU broker networkChannel
EMS partner poolDemand
Bonded warehouseStorage
Test benchGrading
Freight deskLogistics
Asia sourcingSupply

For buyers

Short on parts? Send the shortage lines.

Availability, alternatives and lead time come back in one reply.

Submit BOM

FAQ

The questions buyers ask before sending a list.

ICs, passives, memory, modules, connectors and power discretes, sealed or tray stock, from single reels to full production lots. Mixed lots are graded first, then priced line by line.

One business day for a list under 50 lines. Larger BOMs are acknowledged the same day and priced in batches, with a note on what needs physical inspection.

Bank transfer after grading and acceptance, with terms agreed in writing before goods move. Export paperwork is issued in the same transaction.

Yes. Domestic pickup is booked by our desk; cross-border shipments are quoted with freight and duties separated so you can compare.

Date codes, packaging and marking are checked at intake. Anything that fails inspection is flagged and excluded from the offer instead of being blended into the lot.

The desk replies in English, Chinese, German, Japanese, Korean, French, Italian, Portuguese and Spanish. Switch the language in the header to see the interface in your working language.

Ready when you are

One list. One number. One reply.

Send the inventory or the shortage. Keep the thread in whichever channel your team already uses.

Contact

DeskShenzhen · Rotterdam coverage
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