TIC AUCTIONS CC was launched by Mr Jacques van Rooyen in 2000 and was later joined by Mr Mauritz van Rooyen in 2002 as Associate.
Our Head office is in Pietermaritzburg, with permanent staff of 3 and trained temporary staff who assist on ad hoc basis. Clientele include Banks, Major Companies of Attorneys & Liquidators in and around Pietermaritzburg, Government Departments, Local Authorities and Private Individuals.
The company specialises in asset management and disposal of property both movable and immovable, agricultural and urban, of all types. The company is registered with the South African Institute of Auctioneers as well as with the Estate Agents Affairs Board and the South African Institute of Valuers. Consequently all transactions are covered by fidelity guarantee insurance.
TIC AUCTIONS CC was launched by Mr Jacques van Rooyen in 2000 and was later joined by Mr Mauritz van Rooyen in 2002 as Associate.
Our Head office is in Pietermaritzburg, with permanent staff of 3 and trained temporary staff who assist on ad hoc basis. Clientele include Banks, Major Companies of Attorneys & Liquidators in and around Pietermaritzburg, Government Departments, Local Authorities and Private Individuals.
The company specialises in asset management and disposal of property both movable and immovable, agricultural and urban, of all types. The company is registered with the South African Institute of Auctioneers as well as with the Estate Agents Affairs Board and the South African Institute of Valuers. Consequently all transactions are covered by fidelity guarantee insurance.
Auctions take place at venues throughout the country. Valuations and Appraisals are done throughout Kwa Zulu-Natal and other provinces via a well established network of valuators and appraisers.
The company provides competent and qualified service in the recovery of assets, the insurance thereof, provision of security, safe storage, repair and maintenance where required, valuation and appraisal and disposal by public auction and private treaty as may be determined by the trustees / liquidators and or Master of the Supreme Court.
