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B-Stock Solutions operates a large network of business-to-business (B2B) liquidation and wholesale online auction marketplaces. By ditching the practice of landfilling excess, obsolete and returned product and replacing it with a more sustainable B2B liquidation marketplace—for inventory of all conditions—B-Stock’s clients enabled the recycling, repurposing, reuse or resale of just under 70 million items through a total of 137,473 auctions to date. In the past 18 months alone, 45 million items were sold for reuse, resale or recycling. As an example, B-Stock worked with a large cellphone buyback company to build a B2B solution for its collected inventory, so it could auction off bulk quantities of merchandise directly to a qualified buyer base. The organization successfully sold 136,835 devices through 4,205 auctions.
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