What We Buy in IC Inventory Liquidation
When you need to clear excess stock, we purchase integrated circuits directly from your warehouse. The focus is on components that still hold market demand or can be redirected into active supply chains.
- Microcontrollers (MCUs), microprocessors, and DSPs
- FPGAs and CPLDs
- Analog ICs, including operational amplifiers, voltage regulators, and power management chips
- Memory devices such as DRAM, SRAM, Flash, and EEPROM
- Interface ICs, logic gates, and communication transceivers
We accept stock from all major semiconductor manufacturers. If you have a mixed lot containing various categories, submit the complete list for review.
How Your IC Stock Is Evaluated
The value of your IC inventory depends on specific physical and commercial factors. When preparing your list for liquidation, providing accurate details speeds up the assessment process.
- Part Numbers: Exact manufacturer part numbers are required. Generic descriptions or internal SKU codes alone cannot be evaluated.
- Quantities: Full reel or tray quantities generally yield better returns than loose, partial counts.
- Date Codes: Newer date codes are preferred. Older stock may still be purchased if the parts remain relevant in current designs or legacy maintenance markets.
- Packaging Condition: Original, unopened packaging—such as sealed reels, tubes, or trays with intact moisture barrier bags—is essential. Parts that have been exposed to humidity or removed from original carriers require additional verification.
- Traceability: Documentation showing the original purchase source helps confirm authenticity and facilitates faster processing.
Preparing Your Inventory List
To start the IC inventory liquidation process, compile your data into a spreadsheet. Include the manufacturer name, full part number, available quantity, date code, and package type. If you have multiple line items, send them together rather than submitting individual requests. Kelian Components reviews the provided data against current market conditions and responds with an evaluation based strictly on the information supplied.