WH Auctioneers has opened a new KwaZulu-Natal branch and auction facility in Shakaskraal, marking a major expansion of the company’s national auction and asset disposal infrastructure, it announced online.
Strategically positioned within the fast-growing northern KZN industrial corridor, the new branch will service clients across KwaZulu-Natal with a dedicated focus on construction and mining equipment, trucks, trailers, fleet vehicles, industrial assets, property auctions and surplus stock disposals.
The facility includes a secure 15,000sqm industrial site with extensive yard space, warehouse infrastructure and offices designed to support auction, property and industrial asset disposal operations across KwaZulu-Natal.
The expansion strengthens WH Auctioneers national footprint alongside its Midrand headquarters and Cape Town branch, giving sellers and buyers strategically positioned disposal facilities across South Africa’s three major economic regions.
“Our expansion into KZN comes at a time of significant industrial growth across the North Coast corridor. With Durban and Richards Bay serving as strategic logistics gateways into southern Africa, KwaZulu-Natal remains a key industrial and transport-driven market, with growing demand for efficient, transparent and professionally managed asset disposal solutions,” the company said.
The KZN branch will offer live on-site and online auctions, private treaty sales, fleet and surplus asset disposals, industrial equipment auctions, property auctions, and valuation and advisory services, supported by secure storage and operational infrastructure.
The company says the launch of the new KZN branch represents another important milestone in its continued national expansion strategy and commitment to delivering structured, transparent and professionally managed asset disposal solutions across South Africa.
The company’s first major KZN auction will take place on Thursday, 25 June 2026, featuring late model Caterpillar construction machinery, trucks, trailers, fleet assets and more.
