Verified Authority
We progress opportunities only where ownership and authority to discuss or dispose of the assets can be established.
SRMS Ventures Private Limited · Developing Business Vertical
Direct Acquisition and Recovery of Industrial Plant and Machinery
We evaluate complete factories, production lines and surplus industrial machinery introduced by owners, liquidators, insolvency professionals, industrial landlords and authorised disposal representatives.
Every opportunity is reviewed project by project for ownership, technical condition, removal feasibility, logistics and commercial viability.
Verified authority to sell required · Confidential review available · No obligation to proceed
Project review mapIllustrative
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Authority
Ownership and mandate
02
Asset scope
Identity and condition
03
Recovery
Access and removal
04
Commercial
Viability and structure
Decision gates documented project by project
Company
Indian Private Limited Company
Trade
IEC Registered
Tax
GST Registered
Due diligence
Corporate records available
Positioning
A Structured Route for Industrial Asset Disposal
SRMS Ventures is developing a dedicated industrial asset acquisition and recovery vertical. We evaluate opportunities through a project-specific network of technical, dismantling, logistics and investment partners.
Project-Specific Evaluation
Technical condition, dismantling scope, transport requirements, recovery cost and resale potential are reviewed for each project.
Coordinated Execution
For approved opportunities, qualified local partners may be engaged for inspection, disconnection, dismantling, rigging, packing, transport and export coordination.
This is a developing SRMS Ventures business vertical. Engagement, inspection or preliminary review does not constitute a binding acquisition or funding commitment.
Asset scope
Industrial Assets We Evaluate
Complete operating or closed factories
Complete production lines
Surplus and redundant machinery
Machinery arising from insolvency or restructuring
Factory-relocation assets
Lease-expiry and facility-closure equipment
Exportable industrial machinery
Mixed machinery packages requiring segregation and removal
Selective individual machinery opportunities may also be reviewed where the equipment is identifiable, commercially viable and supported by clear sale authority.
Sector focus
Priority Industrial Sectors
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Plastics and Polymer Processing
- Injection moulding
- Blow moulding
- Extrusion
- Thermoforming
- Moulds
- Chillers
- Compressors
- Material handling
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Packaging and Printing
- Printing presses
- Lamination and coating
- Pouch and bag making
- Corrugation
- Carton machinery
- Filling, sealing and labelling
03
Food and Agro Processing
- Sorting and grading
- Milling and grinding
- Drying and dehydration
- Mixing and blending
- Processing and packing
- Refrigeration and cold-storage equipment
04
Metal Fabrication and Engineering
- CNC machinery
- Press brakes
- Shearing
- Lathes
- Machining centres
- Welding equipment
- Utility systems
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Woodworking and Furniture
- Panel saws
- CNC routers
- Edge banders
- Sanding systems
- Dust extraction
- Furniture production equipment
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Electrical Power Equipment and Transformers
- Power transformers
- Distribution transformers
- Dry-type transformers
- Furnace transformers
- Rectifier transformers
- Switchgear and substations
- Transformer accessories
- Copper and aluminium windings
Other industrial sectors may be considered where machinery specifications, ownership and recovery feasibility can be established.
Electrical transformers and power equipment may be considered for continued use, refurbishment, component recovery or authorised material recovery, subject to technical condition, winding material, oil status, environmental compliance and lawful handling requirements.
Oil-filled transformers are considered only where ownership, oil status, environmental documentation, handling responsibility and lawful reuse or disposal routes can be established.
International opportunities
Markets Where Opportunities May Be Evaluated
Country-specific pages describe the types of authorised industrial asset opportunities that may be evaluated. They do not represent local offices, permanent operations or guaranteed acquisition coverage.
Counterparties
Who We Work With
We prefer to engage directly with the party legally authorised to represent or dispose of the assets. SRMS Ventures does not seek confidential tenant, borrower or company information without appropriate authority.
- Factory and business owners
- Insolvency practitioners and liquidators
- Restructuring and turnaround advisers
- Banks and secured creditors
- Industrial landlords
- Industrial zones and free-zone authorities
- Court-appointed or creditor-appointed representatives
- Auctioneers and authorised asset agents
- Machinery dealers
- Plant relocation and dismantling contractors
- Facility-clearance companies
- Transformer manufacturers and repair companies
- Utilities and power-distribution companies
- Industrial electrical contractors
- Substation and power-equipment owners
Review framework
How an Opportunity Is Evaluated
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Initial Information Review
Available information may include:
- Facility location
- Industry
- Machinery list
- Manufacturer and model
- Operating status
- Photos or videos
- Required removal timeline
- Sale structure
- Indicative commercial expectation
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Authority and Ownership Review
Depending on the transaction, possible evidence may include:
- Ownership documentation
- Liquidator or administrator appointment
- Court or creditor authority
- Board or management approval
- Disposal mandate
- Landlord or free-zone authorisation
Not every listed document is mandatory in every case; requirements depend on the transaction.
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Technical and Commercial Assessment
The project-specific review considers:
- Machinery identity and condition
- Completeness
- Maintenance information
- Dismantling complexity
- Utility disconnection
- Rigging and lifting requirements
- Transport and export feasibility
- Recovery cost
- Resale demand
04
Project Approval and Commercial Structure
Acquisitions are considered project by project after satisfactory ownership, technical, commercial and partner review. Any financial capability evidence is transaction-specific and may be provided only at an appropriate stage for a verified opportunity.
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Removal and Logistics Planning
For an approved project, the execution scope may include:
- Site inspection
- Machinery marking
- Utility disconnection
- Mechanical dismantling
- Rigging and lifting
- Segregation
- Export packing
- Container loading
- Inland transport
- Customs and export coordination
- Site handover
Execution boundaries
Project-Specific Technical and Execution Network
Depending on the project and location, SRMS Ventures may engage qualified technical, dismantling, rigging, logistics and export partners. The project scope, responsibility, insurance requirements, safety controls and commercial terms are agreed separately for each approved transaction.
We do not represent every technical activity as an internally owned capability.
Initial review
Information That Helps Us Assess an Opportunity
- Facility name and location
- Industry and production activity
- Machinery inventory
- Manufacturer, model and year
- Current condition
- Shutdown date where applicable
- Photos and walkthrough video
- Maintenance history where available
- Utilities and disconnection status
- Site-access restrictions
- Removal deadline
- Sale format
- Asking price or valuation
- Proof of ownership or authority to sell
Incomplete initial information is acceptable. However, ownership and authority must be verified before any acquisition can proceed.
Commercial review
Possible Transaction Structures
Direct acquisition
Acquisition subject to inspection
Selected machinery acquisition
Complete production-line acquisition
Complete facility asset package
Acquisition with an agreed removal scope
Referral or cooperation with an authorised industrial buyer
Project-specific investment participation
The applicable structure is determined only after due diligence and commercial review. No structure is guaranteed at the enquiry stage.
Governance
Evidence-Based and Authorised Engagement
SRMS Ventures will not knowingly participate in unauthorised removal, disputed-ownership transactions or disposal activity that bypasses legally appointed representatives.
- Verified ownership
- Confirmed authority to negotiate or sell
- Lawful site access
- Defined health and safety responsibility
- Environmental and waste-handling compliance
- Export and customs documentation where applicable
- Written commercial terms
- Written machinery-removal and handover scope
Company verification
A Verifiable Indian Private Limited Company
Supporting company-registration and trade documents can be shared with verified counterparties for due diligence.
- Legal name
- SRMS Ventures Private Limited
- CIN
- U22209TN2024PTC174102
- IEC
- ABOCS4972R
- GSTIN
- 33ABOCS4972R1ZB
- Registered location
- Chennai, Tamil Nadu, India
- Official contact
- industrialassets@srmsventures.com
Questions
Industrial Asset Acquisition FAQ
Is SRMS Ventures an auctioneer or insolvency practitioner?
No. SRMS Ventures evaluates potential acquisition and recovery opportunities as a prospective commercial counterparty. Insolvency, legal and auction processes remain under the control of the duly appointed professional or authorised representative.
Does SRMS Ventures buy complete factories?
Complete factories and production lines may be considered where ownership, technical condition, removal feasibility and commercial viability can be established.
Are funds immediately available?
No unconditional funding claim is made. Each opportunity is reviewed project by project with relevant investment partners after due diligence. Transaction-specific financial capability evidence may be considered at an appropriate stage.
Does SRMS Ventures have its own dismantling team?
Execution requirements are assessed per project. Qualified local technical, dismantling, rigging and logistics partners may be appointed based on asset type and location.
Can information be reviewed confidentially?
Yes. Preliminary information can be reviewed on a limited-access basis, and an NDA may be considered where appropriate. The submitting party must be authorised to share the information.
What information is needed initially?
A machinery list, location, condition, photographs, removal timeline, commercial expectation and evidence of authority are the most useful starting points.
Which countries are covered?
Opportunities in India, the UAE and selected European markets may be evaluated depending on project size, legal access, partner availability and logistics feasibility.
Authorised opportunities
Submit an Industrial Asset Opportunity
Share the available machinery information, location, removal timeline and your authority to represent the assets. We will review whether the opportunity fits our current acquisition criteria.
Please do not send confidential or legally restricted material until your authority and the appropriate review channel have been confirmed.
A concise company, evaluation and execution-framework document for internal review.
Industrial Assets email: industrialassets@srmsventures.com
Important notice
Submission of information does not create an agency relationship, exclusivity arrangement, purchase obligation, proof-of-funds commitment or binding offer. Any inspection, acquisition, dismantling, funding or commercial proposal is subject to due diligence, internal and partner approval, technical feasibility and separately agreed written terms.