Monday, February 10, 2014
Former Orval Kent Facility (OH) Webcast Auction
Monday, February 3, 2014
Surplus Juice Processing & Packaging Equip. from Tastee Apple Ohio Online Only Auction
Tuesday, January 28, 2014
Hilltop Cabinet Distributors, Inc. Online Only Auction
Thursday, December 19, 2013
Your partnership with Loeb has made our contribution to the Red Cross possible!
Happy Holidays and Happy New Year!
Your partnership with Loeb has made our contribution to the Red Cross possible!
In today's world you can't be successful without others and we wanted to take this time to thank you for your support of us and we hope that you feel we have been equally as supportive to you.
For the last 5 years instead of giving out small trinkets as a sign of our appreciation, we have been making donations to worthy causes to help make our world a better place.
This November, a massive storm system swept through the Midwest, leaving widespread destruction in its wake. Hundreds of thousands were affected by these storms including friends and family of Loeb employees.
We wanted to help with the ongoing support of Southern Illinois this holiday season as they continue to recover and rebuild. By donating to the Red Cross, we are mobilizing relief workers and helping to stock shelters with greatly needed food and supplies.
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We are grateful to you, our customers and partners, for your continued business and we hope you appreciate being a part of our support of the Red Cross and their efforts to bring assistance to those deeply affected by the storm.
We Wish You a Wonderful Holiday Season& a Happy New Year!
Tuesday, November 26, 2013
Loeb Employees Provide Over 121 Meals to Chicago Families in Need
For the month of November, the company started a can drive to benefit the Chicago Food Depository. Just in time for Thanksgiving, the team delivered 6 full boxes and 3 full bags of food!
Loeb's donation will provide over 121 meals to local families in the Chicagoland Area.
Friday, November 22, 2013
Loeb Term Solutions: LTS Solves 4 More Clients Financing Needs on Equipment Valued at Nearly 4 Million
Friday, November 1, 2013
Loeb Winternitz Industrial Auctioneers: Kraft Foods Group Inc. Dairy Drying Facility Auction...
Thursday, October 17, 2013
Ethos Environmental Packaging Equipment Liquidation from Plant Closure
All Equipment is 2006 vintage and has been used for extremely low runs:
- Unscramblers
- Fillers, including a complete drum filling system
- Cappers
- Induction Sealers
- Labelers
View all the items from this Liquidation: http://www.loebequipment.com/showliquidation.aspx?LiquidationID=76551
Tuesday, September 24, 2013
Kraft Foods Liquidation – Cheese Processing and Packaging Surplus from Upgrades
Huge Assortment of Processing Equipment, Some Unused!!
View all the items in this Liquidation: http://www.loebequipment.com/showliquidation.aspx?LiquidationID=90078
- Tanks, S/S Jacketed
- Tanks, S/S Single Wall or Insulated
- Kettles, Agitated
- Conveyors
- Homogenizers
- Heat Exchanger, Plate Type H T S T Pasteurizer
- Metal Detector
- Checkweighers
- Filler, Cup Filler
- Pumps, PD
- Pumps, Cent
- Heat Exchanger, Scrapped Surface
- Mixer, Liquifier
- Mixer, Aerator
- Bag Sealer
- Labelers, Pressure Sensitive
- COPs
View all the items in this Liquidation: http://www.loebequipment.com/showliquidation.aspx?LiquidationID=90078
Friday, September 20, 2013
Loeb Term Solutions: Loeb Term Solutions Funds 3 New Deals
Wednesday, July 31, 2013
Loeb Winternitz Industrial Auctioneers: H. J. Heinz Bouillon Cube & Powder Blending & Fill...
Loeb Winternitz Industrial Auctioneers: Heartbilt Homes Inc. Online Only Auction - Lots be...
Loeb Winternitz Industrial Auctioneers: Snyder's-Lance (CAN) Sugar Wafer Facility Webcast ...
Loeb Winternitz Industrial Auctioneers: Farm Catch Catfish Processors, Inc. Online Only Au...
Thursday, July 18, 2013
Loeb Term Solutions: Choosing the Correct Partner Will Help Your Bottom...
Friday, March 29, 2013
Max Toledo Scores a Hole-in-One with a Loeb Signature Golf Ball
Tuesday, February 19, 2013
Loeb Winternitz Industrial Auctioneers: Awrey Bakeries Sold as an Ongoing Concern
Wednesday, February 6, 2013
Loeb Appraisal: Net Values & What This Really Means to Lenders
Friday, January 11, 2013
Loeb Winternitz Industrial Auctioneers: Vlasic Pickle (Pinnacle Foods) Online Only Auction...
Loeb Winternitz Industrial Auctioneers: Hevco Industries Online Only Auction - 1/29
Thursday, January 3, 2013
The Red Cross & Loeb Thank You for Your Support This Year!
Through your partnership with Loeb you have made our contribution to the Red Cross possible!
In the wake of Hurricane Sandy, we wanted to help with the ongoing support of the east coast as they continue to recover from the storm. By donating to the Red Cross this holiday season, we are mobilizing relief workers and helping to stock shelters with greatly needed food and supplies.
We are grateful to you, our customers and partners, for your continued business and we hope you appreciate being a part of our support of the Red Cross and their efforts to bring assistance to those deeply affected by the storm.
We wish you a wonderful Holiday Season
& a Happy New Year!
Loeb Winternitz Industrial Auctioneers: U&ME Beverage Company Auction - Auction begins ons...
Loeb Winternitz Industrial Auctioneers: Awrey's Bakery (MI) Webcast Auction - Auction begi...
Loeb Winternitz Industrial Auctioneers: Optimum Food Group Webcast Auction 1/16
Loeb Term Solutions: Loeb Term Solutions Provides 3 New Financing Deals...
Tuesday, November 13, 2012
Loeb Term Solutions Provides New Financing Deal
Wednesday, September 5, 2012
Loeb Term Solutions: Let Loeb Term Solutions & Loeb Financial Services ...
Thursday, August 16, 2012
Loeb Winternitz Industrial Auctioneers: Nokia Siemens Networks (Motorola) Online Auction -...
Loeb Winternitz Industrial Auctioneers: Sun Engineering Online Auction - Lots begin closin...
Thursday, June 14, 2012
Loeb Winternitz Industrial Auctioneers: Online Auction Rich Products Corp. Auction
Thursday, May 31, 2012
Loeb Winternitz Industrial Auctioneers: JCP Specialty Foods Auction
Loeb Winternitz Industrial Auctioneers: Nogle & Black Mechanical, Inc. Auction
Loeb Winternitz Industrial Auctioneers: Tree Top, Inc. Auction
Tuesday, May 15, 2012
Loeb Appraisal: The Market in Review: 2nd Quarter 2012
Friday, May 4, 2012
Loeb Winternitz Industrial Auctioneers: Online Auction J.R. Finishers, Inc.
Tuesday, April 3, 2012
Loeb Term Solutions: Let Loeb Help You Close More Factoring Deals
Loeb Winternitz Industrial Auctioneers: ONLINE AUCTION - Aliments Certipro (Soy Nut Mfg.) Auction
Friday, March 2, 2012
Leveraging Equipment Value in the Current Economy
In the past three decades, there has been a great deal of speculation about the end of manufacturing and industry in the United States. But is manufacturing in the U.S. really declining? NO! It’s just becoming more automated. One positive outcome of the current economic slowdown is that it motivates companies to focus on efficiencies; creating the soaring productivity numbers reported in this article.
Josh Feinman, the Chief Economist and Managing Director of Deutsche Asset Management, Americas has released an interesting study comparing the decline in manufacturing jobs to output. “In the 1970s manufacturing jobs accounted for almost 40% of the jobs in the U.S., today it is less than 9%, but output has increased twice as fast as another industry."
When we break down the costs of manufacturing, we find that the costs for construction, machinery, energy, and raw materials are similar throughout the world. The major differentials in regional costs are labor and transportation. So, if a company can produce goods near its customers, it naturally saves on transportation. Remove labor from the cost equation, and a company can now compete with manufacturers anywhere in the world.
Per IndustryWeek magazine, manufacturing technology orders are up 101% from 2010. In August 2011, U.S. manufacturing technology orders totaled $460.61 million, according to the Association for Manufacturing Technology and the American Machine Tool Distributors’ Association.
“Despite news reports that wider economic growth may be stagnating, the manufacturing technology industry is sustaining its momentum,” said Douglas Woods, AMT president “With orders still up substantially over last year, there is clearly optimism within the industry as firms are seeing future growth opportunities that merit new capital investment.”
Welcome to the age of “shoring” also known as “re-shoring,” “on-shoring,” “back-shoring” and “home-shoring.” However you want to describe it, it’s the trend to bring manufacturing back to the good ol’ U.S. of A.
By leveraging machinery along with the other assets, manufacturers have additional cash on hand to streamline processes, buy additional equipment, increase the overall production of the company, or use the additional cash to help pay down their current Accounts Receivable or inventory lines.
There are two different methods to do asset-based lending on machinery. There are term loans and Purchase Leasebacks — both are very different structures and are not applicable to all scenarios. The easiest way to understand the difference between these is by comparing it to buying or renting a house. Depending on your situation, one is clearly better than the other.
Like buying a home, term loans help you maintain a strong balance sheet because you will maintain ownership of the equipment and retain the ability to write off the depreciation on tax filings. The negatives are that you can only expense the interest portion of the payment, the rates are adjustable, and equipment is listed as an asset on the balance sheet with the corresponding liability.
Purchase Leasebacks, however, are a process where you sell the assets but will continue to have access to use them, similar to selling your house, but renting it from the new owner. This is helpful given that a Purchase Leaseback does not contain any qualifying financial covenants that are found in a term loan. Since this is structured as a lease, the rate is fixed, so there are no rate adjustment surprises. If you have seasonal effects on your business, the lease structure can include custom unbalanced payments and flexible end-of-lease purchase options. For tax benefits, the entire lease payment can be expensed instead of just the interest portion, which is the case in a term loan. Finally, a Purchase Leaseback can be structured to be off balance sheet financing which can help improve financial ratios.
Whether it’s a matter of needing cash on the balance sheet or a need to restructure debt, if your company is no longer able to meet a bank’s lending standards, an equipment term loan or Purchase Leaseback from Loeb Term Solutions or Loeb Financial Services is the answer. Let us be the key to unlocking equity from your machinery and equipment.
Josh Feinman, the Chief Economist and Managing Director of Deutsche Asset Management, Americas has released an interesting study comparing the decline in manufacturing jobs to output. “In the 1970s manufacturing jobs accounted for almost 40% of the jobs in the U.S., today it is less than 9%, but output has increased twice as fast as another industry."When we break down the costs of manufacturing, we find that the costs for construction, machinery, energy, and raw materials are similar throughout the world. The major differentials in regional costs are labor and transportation. So, if a company can produce goods near its customers, it naturally saves on transportation. Remove labor from the cost equation, and a company can now compete with manufacturers anywhere in the world.
Per IndustryWeek magazine, manufacturing technology orders are up 101% from 2010. In August 2011, U.S. manufacturing technology orders totaled $460.61 million, according to the Association for Manufacturing Technology and the American Machine Tool Distributors’ Association.
“Despite news reports that wider economic growth may be stagnating, the manufacturing technology industry is sustaining its momentum,” said Douglas Woods, AMT president “With orders still up substantially over last year, there is clearly optimism within the industry as firms are seeing future growth opportunities that merit new capital investment.”
Welcome to the age of “shoring” also known as “re-shoring,” “on-shoring,” “back-shoring” and “home-shoring.” However you want to describe it, it’s the trend to bring manufacturing back to the good ol’ U.S. of A.
By leveraging machinery along with the other assets, manufacturers have additional cash on hand to streamline processes, buy additional equipment, increase the overall production of the company, or use the additional cash to help pay down their current Accounts Receivable or inventory lines.
There are two different methods to do asset-based lending on machinery. There are term loans and Purchase Leasebacks — both are very different structures and are not applicable to all scenarios. The easiest way to understand the difference between these is by comparing it to buying or renting a house. Depending on your situation, one is clearly better than the other.
Like buying a home, term loans help you maintain a strong balance sheet because you will maintain ownership of the equipment and retain the ability to write off the depreciation on tax filings. The negatives are that you can only expense the interest portion of the payment, the rates are adjustable, and equipment is listed as an asset on the balance sheet with the corresponding liability.
Purchase Leasebacks, however, are a process where you sell the assets but will continue to have access to use them, similar to selling your house, but renting it from the new owner. This is helpful given that a Purchase Leaseback does not contain any qualifying financial covenants that are found in a term loan. Since this is structured as a lease, the rate is fixed, so there are no rate adjustment surprises. If you have seasonal effects on your business, the lease structure can include custom unbalanced payments and flexible end-of-lease purchase options. For tax benefits, the entire lease payment can be expensed instead of just the interest portion, which is the case in a term loan. Finally, a Purchase Leaseback can be structured to be off balance sheet financing which can help improve financial ratios.
Whether it’s a matter of needing cash on the balance sheet or a need to restructure debt, if your company is no longer able to meet a bank’s lending standards, an equipment term loan or Purchase Leaseback from Loeb Term Solutions or Loeb Financial Services is the answer. Let us be the key to unlocking equity from your machinery and equipment.
Loeb Winternitz Industrial Auctioneers: Webcast Auction of Snyder's-Lance/Tom's Snacks (TX Facility) Auction - Onsite and online 5/1
Wednesday, February 29, 2012
Loeb Term Solutions: LTS Funds Three New Financing Deals Worth Over $1.75 Million in the Food Processing, Metalworking & Plastics Industries
Tuesday, February 7, 2012
Loeb Winternitz Industrial Auctioneers: ONLINE AUCTION - Metalworking Equipment from Scheffer, Inc. Auction
Wednesday, February 1, 2012
Loeb Winternitz Industrial Auctioneers: WEBCAST AUCTION - Smucker Foods of Canada
Loeb Winternitz Industrial Auctioneers: WEBCAST AUCION: Birds Eye Foods (Pinnacle Foods)
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