New Spanish auction site for Euro Auctions

Euro Auctions, the UK’s largest auctioneers of construction machinery and industrial equipment, is continuing its expansion with the acquisition of a new permanent auction site in Zuera, Zaragoza, Spain, which will see its first sale on 25 February, 2015. The new site has a central location, being less than 250km away from the key markets of Madrid, Barcelona and southern France. The site offers easy access to major ports like Santander, Bilbao and Barcelona, which is extremely important in the equipment
January 26, 2015 Read time: 2 mins
Euro Auctions’ new permanent auction site in Zuera,
Euro Auctions’ new permanent auction site in Zuera, Zaragoza, Spain

417 Euro Auctions, the UK’s largest auctioneers of construction machinery and industrial equipment, is continuing its expansion with the acquisition of a new permanent auction site in Zuera, Zaragoza, Spain, which will see its first sale on 25 February, 2015.

The new site has a central location, being less than 250km away from the key markets of Madrid, Barcelona and southern France. The site offers easy access to major ports like Santander, Bilbao and Barcelona, which is extremely important in the equipment market plus is directly serviced by the railway network.
The site has an entirely asphalted surface, allowing for better presentation of equipment, which Euro Auctions believe is a significant factor.

“Spain is an important and expanding market for Euro Auctions and we continued to look for the right site that allowed access to other key markets either through various ports or internal motorways,” says Jonnie Keys.

Euro Auctions has been conducting agricultural and construction machinery auctions in Spain since 2010 from its Valencia site, but continued company growth has meant moving to this new location.

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