Amplio

Amplio provides industrial asset recovery services for companies holding surplus inventory and idle equipment. The company clears excess MRO stock, industrial electronics and components, capital equipment and full facilities, with the stated aim of freeing warehouse space, reducing carrying costs and returning cash from assets that are no longer in use. Categories handled include industrial electronics and automation (PLCs, VFDs, sensors, relays, circuit breakers, power supplies, HMIs, industrial PCs, control panels), industrial machinery and MRO (production lines, material handling systems, CNC, robotics, fabrication tools, bearings, valves, pumps, motors, gearboxes), IT equipment and networking (laptops, displays, POS systems, switches, servers, printers), electronic components (semiconductors, ICs, connectors, passives) and, in the context of facility clearances or broader capital equipment packages, select consumer electronics.

The engagement model is a four-step process: a client submits an inventory list; Amplio produces an AI-generated appraisal with expert review to establish fair market value and a disposition strategy; the client approves a roadmap specifying what to resell, recycle or redeploy; and Amplio executes logistics, resale and recycling around the client's schedules and safety protocols, then extends the same process across additional sites. Reporting covers both financial outcomes (carrying costs saved, cash returned, truckloads cleared, per-part quantities sold and cash returned) and sustainability outcomes (tons of equipment reused, tCO2e avoided). Amplio positions its workflows as aligned to enterprise risk, legal and finance requirements, with documentation from asset removal through resale reporting.

Business model

Amplio contracts with enterprise manufacturers and asset owners to appraise and dispose of surplus inventory and idle equipment, handling logistics, resale and recycling end to end. Commercial structures offered include outright buyouts of surplus and revenue-share/profit-share programs in which Amplio's compensation is tied to recovered value.

Revenue is generated through resale of client surplus, with buyout and revenue-share/profit-share arrangements available.

Traction

The company reports moving more than $500 million of non-productive assets off client books and publishes client outcomes including $4.3 million of unproductive inventory removed for Kohler, $4 million in gross sales over 18 months for an IT integrator client, and $2 million in gross sales for a paper and forest products manufacturer.