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Bidadoo reports record Q3 as online auction demand accelerates

Two key sales verticals see 30% revenue increase

Equipment Finance News, AI AssistedbyEquipment Finance News, AI Assisted
November 26, 2025
in Dealer Operations
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Online equipment auctioneer bidadoo posted record results in the third quarter of 2025 as equipment buyers and sellers continued shifting toward digital auctions and remarketing.

Overall sales increased for bidadoo, with Strategic Account revenue and the Buy It Now marketplace each rising 30% from the previous year, according to a Nov. 24 bidadoo release. Average views per item grew 10%, and 80% of transactions closed with out-of-state or out-of-province buyers, underscoring the platform’s widening geographic reach.

The company also reported a 25% increase in straight consignment volume and said items listed on its platform received more than 20 times the views of traditional auctions. Participation came from 166 countries, supported by eBay’s global buyer network.

Recent notable sales included a 2019 Roadtec SX-2e stabilizer at $175,000, a 2017 Peterbilt 389 truck at $150,300, a 2021 Komatsu WA380-8 wheel loader at $110,700 and multiple John Deere, Caterpillar, Hitachi and Link-Belt machines above the $80,000 threshold.

The results reflect strong demand for transparent, tech-driven remarketing solutions and increased adoption among large fleet and strategic-account sellers, according to the release. The company continues to position its weekly online auctions as a faster, more efficient channel for used construction equipment, trucks and fleet assets.

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