A portfolio of eighteen portrait roadside screens across inner and east London, with software, maintenance agreements and twelve active advertiser relationships included.
LED networks, mall and gym screens, and the players and mounts that run them.
Turnover, running costs, occupancy and contract terms are owner-supplied and unaudited. Verify them yourself before you commit: the sale is agreed directly between the two parties and Admarket takes no part in it.
Published by the workspaces selling them. Every figure on a card is the seller's own.
A portfolio of eighteen portrait roadside screens across inner and east London, with software, maintenance agreements and twelve active advertiser relationships included.
Three portrait totems on the pedestrian spine between One Central and the exhibition halls. The site lease and the advertising consent both transfer.
A pair of landscape LED cabinets taken off a Cologne ring site we rebuilt last winter. Working, some cabinet scuffs, buyer collects or we deliver inside NRW.
A digital-first network of 340 screens across Berlin malls, gyms and office lobbies, with nightly play-out reports already wired. The mall contracts renew on a rolling 24-month term.
The four things that most often change the price of screen networks & hardware after the first meeting.
LED brightness falls off after roughly five years. Get install dates, panel model numbers and what is left on warranty.
If play-out runs on a licensed platform, confirm the licence transfers and what it costs annually. Some networks are worth far less without it.
Screens live on someone else's wall. Check the unexpired term, the revenue share and any exclusivity that limits the categories you can sell.
Running cost per screen and the spares held. A network without spare modules has a repair lead time measured in months.
This is a starting checklist, not advice. Take your own legal and financial advice before signing anything.