When a facility stops running, we are already at the door.

Halliday Industrial Partners manages the complete decommissioning cycle — from the first walk-through of a shuttered floor to the last asset cleared — converting idle automation, Swiss machining cells, and extrusion equipment into realized capital for owners and stakeholders who cannot afford to leave value behind.

Halliday Industrial Partners enters a shuttered, restructuring, or winding-down facility the way a seasoned decommissioning team should — with a written plan, a clear-eyed assessment of every asset on the floor, and zero tolerance for leaving recoverable value behind. The engagement begins with documented valuations: fair market, orderly liquidation, and distressed sale figures prepared to withstand scrutiny from lenders, legal counsel, bankruptcy trustees, or ownership groups weighing their next move. Every category of plastics processing and metalworking equipment falls within our scope — automation and auxiliary systems, Swiss turning centers, extruders and extrusion lines, injection molding presses, blow mold systems, thermoform equipment, rotational mold machinery, CNC machining centers, EDM machinery, rubber and silicone processing equipment, mold inventories and proprietary product lines, stamping presses and coil lines, die cast cells, tool and die toolroom assets, fabrication equipment, and grinding and surface finishing systems. Once the valuation work is documented, disposition strategy is built around what those numbers actually support. Halliday Industrial Partners purchases equipment outright — committing capital directly, closing fast, and removing any dependency on a buyer who has not yet materialized. Where the asset mix, timeline, or stakeholder requirements call for a different path, we structure and manage consignment arrangements, placing machinery into a vetted buyer network that spans North America and reaches active acquirers worldwide. Auctions and managed liquidations are a core part of the decommissioning toolkit — deployed when a defined endpoint, a hard deadline, or a court-supervised process demands maximum recovery within a fixed window. On the acquisition side of the desk, we source specific equipment for manufacturers who need a particular capability and would rather work with a specialist than gamble on the open market. When an engagement extends to the enterprise itself, Halliday Industrial Partners handles complete business exits and turnkey facility transitions. We coordinate the M&E, the contracts, and the real estate as components of one unified transaction. The real estate and M&E transfer together, with a single point of accountability — not three separate parties pulling toward three different outcomes.

What we do

Who we are

The name Halliday Industrial Partners reflects the way this business was built — as a working partner in some of the most consequential moments a manufacturing operation will ever face. Decommissioning is not a side service or a last resort we reluctantly offer; it is the lens through which every engagement is structured. That orientation shapes what we know, how we price, and what we are willing to commit to. We have spent our professional lives on floors that have gone quiet — walking the rows, reading the equipment, and building recovery plans that hold up under pressure. That experience is not transferable from a desk, and it is not something a generalist accumulates incidentally. The discipline behind our valuations, our outright offers, and our disposition recommendations comes directly from having done this work repeatedly, across a wide range of facility types and equipment categories, with real capital at stake. We are not a listing service. We are not a middleman waiting for two parties to find each other. We take positions, we write defensible numbers, and we manage outcomes — for owners, lenders, estates, and stakeholders who need a partner who has seen this situation before and knows exactly what to do next. No inflated recovery projections, no conflicts between the appraisal desk and the deal desk, no excuses when the floor is complicated.