Measured to the tenth. Priced to the market. Closed without shortcuts.

Broderick Asset Advisory brings machine-tool exactness to industrial equipment transactions — thermoforming systems, injection molding lines, and CNC assets handled with the same zero-tolerance discipline a precision machinist holds on every setup.

The Broderick standard

A machine-tool specialist does not estimate. The culture of the precision shop — where every dimension is checked, every tolerance is held, and no number leaves the floor without a basis — is the operating model Broderick Asset Advisory was built on. That standard showed up in this business because the people behind it came out of environments where a soft number had real consequences: a part failed, a job was lost, a customer walked. Applied to industrial equipment transactions, the same discipline means valuations that hold up under scrutiny from lenders, courts, and counterparties; sale recommendations that follow the numbers rather than the fee structure; and transaction counsel that stays honest even when the honest answer is not the comfortable one. Broderick covers every category of plastics processing and metalworking equipment — not as a generalist casting a wide net, but as a specialist who has learned that the same exactness required in a tool room transfers cleanly to every asset class on the production floor. The North American seller and buyer base is the core market. The buyer network extends well beyond it.

What we do and how we do it

Broderick Asset Advisory enters every engagement the way a machine-tool specialist enters a tight-tolerance job: measure first, cut second, and never confuse motion for progress. That means the first deliverable is a documented valuation — a written, defensible number covering what each asset is genuinely worth, whether the machine is a thermoform press, an injection cell, a CNC spindle, a rotational mold line, a blow mold system, a Swiss turning center, a die cast unit, a set of EDM equipment, a grinding department, a rubber or silicone processing line, an auxiliary or automation cell, a fabrication station, a stamping operation, an extrusion or extruders setup, or a complete mold and tooling library. That valuation does not sit in a drawer — it drives the transaction strategy. When the owner is ready to move the equipment, Broderick structures the disposition path the numbers support: a negotiated outright purchase when speed and certainty are the priority; a managed consignment program when time allows for ceiling-level recovery; a formal auction or liquidation event when the asset mix, the creditor timeline, or the floor size calls for it. Broderick also works the acquisition side, sourcing and vetting assets on behalf of buyers who need the right machine at the right number before capital is committed. Where the exit is broader than a line item — where the situation is a business sale or a turnkey facility transition — Broderick manages that transaction under the same discipline. We handle complete business and turnkey facility sales. The real estate, contracts, and machinery and equipment transfer together as one coordinated transaction, valued as a single package. No service gets less rigor than any other, because the machine-tool standard does not bend for scope.

1. Thermoforming Systems & Lines
2. Injection Molding Presses & Cells
3. CNC Machining Centers & Departments
4. Rotational Mold Machinery
5. Molds, Tooling & Active Product Lines
6. Rubber & Silicone Processing Equipment
7. Wire & Sinker EDM Assets
8. Extrusion Lines & Extruders
9. Die Cast Machines & Cells
10. Swiss Turning Centers
11. Precision Grinding Equipment
12. Auxiliary & Automation Systems
13. Fabrication Machinery
14. Blow Mold Equipment
15. Metal Stamping Presses & Coil Lines
16. Tool & Die Rooms & Toolroom Assets

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