AUCXIS CLOSES THE YEAR WITH FOUR NEW E-TRADE ORDERS

Aucxis closes the year with four new E-Trade orders. This autumn brought Aucxis four strong confirmations from the market: new orders for NEPTUNE, KOSMOS, LED solutions and auction hall infrastructure. Four auctions, each with its own context and strategy, chose Aucxis to further modernise their operations and prepare for the future.

These projects will be delivered in 2026 and once again highlight the broad expertise of our E-Trade department.

W. Stevenson & Sons (UK) chooses to switch to NEPTUNE GO

W. Stevenson & Sons is taking an important step towards digitalisation by selecting NEPTUNE GO as its new administrative backbone, replacing A-Fish.

With NEPTUNE, the auction gains a user-friendly cloud platform that streamlines administration, reduces manual steps, and provides faster insight into transactions, reports, and market information. This choice clearly demonstrates confidence in a scalable solution that grows alongside the market’s ambitions and in a partner with deep sector knowledge.

SEPD Port Boulogne Calais (FR) renews the complete visual experience in the auction hall

France’s largest fish auction has ordered a brand-new LED video wall to replace its outdated displays.

With this investment, Boulogne focuses on clear, modern, and flexible information projection, making price screens and sales data more readable for all buyers in the hall. The renewed visual identity not only improves ergonomics but also creates a more professional, future-oriented appearance befitting a leading European auction.

Amaie Energia e Servizi srl (IT) modernises and expands to 130 seats

In San Remo, the flower auction is opting for a thorough upgrade of its grandstand. The existing installation will be relocated to a new space and expanded with additional buyer positions and new grandstand electronics such as C-TIF, BIF, and MAS.

This upgrade enhances buyer comfort, improves the efficiency of the sales team, and significantly extends the lifespan of the entire infrastructure. The investment shows how even traditional auctions are fully embracing modernisation to remain competitive in a rapidly digitalising sector.

Fraserburgh Harbour Commissioners (UK) select KOSMOS as their future sales platform

Fraserburgh Harbour Commissioners have ordered KOSMOS to fully digitalise their sales process.

This step provides the auction with access to a real-time catalogue, modern web interfaces, and the ability to serve remote buyers, an important evolution in a market where flexibility and accessibility are increasingly essential. KOSMOS offers Fraserburgh a strong foundation for growth, transparency, and more efficient daily operations.

A strong signal from the market

These new orders underline how auctions are securing their future through modern (cloud) solutions, advanced infrastructure, and reliable partnerships.

For Aucxis, they confirm our role as a frontrunner in digital auction technology, delivering solutions that enhance both operational efficiency and user experience.

On to an innovative 2026!

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