Troostwijk Auctions has successfully raised acquisition financing
April 2015 — Troostwijk Auctions has successfully raised acquisition financing.
Troostwijk Auctions, founded in 1930, is a pan-European auction house focusing primarily on industrial goods and machinery. Troostwijk Auctions also offers valuation and related consultancy services. The company is headquartered in Amsterdam, the Netherlands, and has 20 offices in 14 countries throughout Europe. Over the last decade, Troostwijk has evolved from a traditional auction house with live auctions to an online player hosting 1,300 auctions annually. The company has an extensive international reach and in 2014 attracted bidders from 127 countries.
Our role in the transaction
Oaklins Netherlands assisted Hartenlust and the other shareholders in raising bank financing for the acquisition of Troostwijk.
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