IPP buys complete process plant sites, complete process and equipment systems as well as major pieces of equipment. We buy plants and equipment from major manufacturers that are restructuring their businesses, in many cases saving buyers and sellers time and money. Our work transforms industry economics and restores communities.

We provide a high level of service to our customers, helping them solve their problems and attain their growth and profit goals.

We purchase entire idled plant sites, process units or equipment systems within a site. We can purchase the complete plant with land, buildings, equipment and intellectual property. We even take on environmental remediation obligations at times.

The opportunity to see an immediate impact on the bottom line and eliminate project or carrying costs are common reasons. Finding a buyer for a site can take significant time and money. IPP allows sellers to obtain financial benefits and recoup management resources to better focus on their core businesses, as opposed to trying to sell idle assets.

We offer sellers a streamlined and convenient path to selling a complete plant and all of its related overhead issues in one transaction. Closing plants, decontaminating, recovering the value of some assets and demolishing the rest can take four or more years, and there’s enormous carrying costs and management time required. We come in, write a check, buy the plant and bring in our customers to make different products or redevelop the site while redeploying assets elsewhere for their highest and best value. When sellers deal with us, they are able to cut four years out of managing a project and concentrate instead on their core business. They are happy to walk away with money for projects that, at the end of four years usually would have cost a lot more money and could have been an unpleasant experience – and where revenue would have been less.

Typically 95% of the companies that sell to us are Fortune 100 & 500 companies. We occasionally purchase assets in distressed situations from smaller manufacturers.

The most common are chemical, pharmaceutical, petrochemical, fine/specialty chemical, agrichemical/fertilizers, plastics/polymers, steel, oil/gas, food processing, power generation, paper and metals processing/refining.