Part of the inventory ready to be auctioned.
Tiger Group announced that on 11 June it will organize an online auction for the assets of Shine Solar, an installer of several states of residential and commercial solar systems that applied for chapter 7 bankruptcy in the western district of Arkansas (Fayetteville) under case # #: 5: 25-bk-7555.
The offer includes a wide selection of solar panels from Canadian Solar, Silfab, Solaria; Generators of Generac, Kohler and others; Insulation blazers, pipeline, plus a large assortment of electrical parts, forklift trucks, tools, cable and wire and other equipment used in Shine’s activities.
All assets from Shine’s Multiple facilities are consolidated up to its 43,000 ft2 Warehouse in Rogers, Arkansas, where bidders can inspect the inventory by appointment on 10 June.
“With Shine who does commercial and residential installations a few weeks ago, this sale offers distributors and installers of the solar panel the opportunity to acquire the latest solar technologies at auction prices,” said Chad Farrell, director of Tiger Commercial & Industrial.
“In addition,” Farrell, “continued the selection of new entire home and smaller backup generators, as well as the extensive inventory of tools and parts, offers excellent buying options for electric and other contractors and even homeowners. This auction offers access to New-in-Box, High-Demand Intellers, Integrators,” Intellers room, “Intellers, Intellers,” Intellers Space Space, “Intellers Space Space,”
The Timed Online Auction closes at 10 am CT on Wednesday 11 June. Bidding opens at 10 am CT on Wednesday 4 June to Soldtiger.com.
Inspections are available on Tuesday 10 June from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. CT. To arrange an inspection or to obtain other information, e-mail auctions@tigergroup.com or call (805) 497-4999.
Shine Solar, founded in 2016, expanded Shine Solar to serve customers in Arkansas, Missouri, Oklahoma, Kansas and Texas. When submitting bankruptcy, the company mentioned the pressure of high interest rates and the reduced customer demand. The company initially submitted for Chapter 11 reorganization on March 17, 2025, but the case was converted into a chapter 7 -liquidation in May.
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