What is Investment Recovery?
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Often referred to as asset recovery, investment recovery is a working strategy aimed at managing current assets in a manner that makes it possible to recover as much of the original capital investment as possible. The term is utilized in a number of investing and business settings. In all applications, the goal is to offset the original investment as much as possible. In terms of business operations, investment recovery is a key component of dealing with the obsolescence of older manufacturing equipment. As machinery and other production components are replaced with newer and more efficient devices, there is a need to recoup some of the original cost of the older machinery. This is often accomplished by selling the replaced equipment at pricing as close to the original purchase price as possible. Doing so allows the company to increase the overall gains or profits that were generated by the equipment during the years the devices were in active use. In terms of making investments, inves
Investment recovery is the practice of recouping the value of assets no longer needed by a company by identifying and reusing or disposing of surplus assets. Investment recovery professionals also locate usable surplus from outside sources. As experts in asset management, investment recovery professionals save their companies millions of dollars each year. For more information, go to www.invrecovery.org.
