Comment by plasticchris
5 hours ago
Well, if they were bought on credit, and must be returned when you go insolvent to the company that makes the chips, whose market - and therefore stock - would collapse in value should the market be flooded with used equipment, and said company already dealt with a similar situation in the past few years... I think the answer is obvious.
Liquidators aren't going to care about "the market", they will try and get in first and profit on on-selling equipment at a lucrative price.
I don’t think you got the point. The liquidator in this case is highly incentivized to keep these off the market