Maintenance logs, trial results, sensor readings, video from operators, drafts, corrections, inspection notes. It has been kept because throwing it out felt wrong. It was. But nobody in the business has ever been paid to work out what it is worth, who would buy it, or how to sell it without touching the operations that produce it.

The same problem lands harder in a wind-down. Boards and administrators need to convert the archive into a real line on the balance sheet, quickly, and without leaking anything that should stay confidential.

Ownership of the underlying data stays with you. You have full veto over which buyers see what. Redaction, legal review, buyer outreach and negotiation are ours. The parts you do not want to do, done by people who have done them before.

We work with three shapes of counterparty: operating businesses with quiet archives, boards or administrators managing a wind-down, and companies with a live stream of data that can be licensed without disrupting the systems producing it.

The right place to start is a confidential appraisal. Or just write to us.