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Stewardship, wisdom for business, and practical guides from four generations of King Surplus.
Latest · October 23, 2026
Industrial surplus buyers you can trust for decades: one cash offer for the lot, every asset recorded, money shown by job and site, our word kept.
Customs bonded warehouse for maquiladora machinery: complete the IMMEX retorno, clear the floor, defer US duties, then sell or export from Texas.
What is a bonded warehouse? How long goods can stay, when duty is paid, how withdrawals work, and how it compares with a foreign-trade zone.
IMMEX fixed assets explained: the retorno, definitive import, transfer, and the closure deadline, so a maquiladora closes every record on time.
Retooling a maquiladora line: the owner's decisions on what stays, where decisions get made and who signs off, then one partner for the rest.
Maquiladoras in Mexico and their US parent: one record for every asset across the IMMEX books and the fixed asset register, redeployed first.
Sell excess inventory and idle fixed assets to an asset recovery company: one cash offer for the lot, every asset recorded, one partner for all sites.
Sell used CNC machines from a retool or plant closure: what to keep, the date that matters, who signs off, and one accountable partner for every site.
Sell surplus industrial equipment across every site: one list, one cash offer with AssetRecovery, then AssetMan for larger jobs, with full visibility.
Our family business, built from humble beginnings, thrives on faith, hard work, and a commitment to leaving a lasting legacy for future generations.
Learn how to replace electrical motors, cross-reference specs, and find the perfect fit—even without matching part numbers. King Surplus can help!
The provision of the Lord at Jesus' birth, and what it teaches about faithfulness and stewardship that we can apply to our business and life.
Hezekiah's story teaches business leaders to guard their assets, lead with humility, and build a legacy that lasts beyond any short-term gains.
Losing a win in business or baseball frustrates—highlighting missed chances. It reminds us to prepare better and inspires future improvement.
The Parable of the Talents in Matthew 25:14-30 is one of the most profound teachings in the Bible, offering both inspiration and a sobering warning.