Aldes Auctions gives buyers a clear, structured way to review opportunities, understand the auction terms and compete against other approved bidders.
Every auction has its own bidder's pack, registration requirements, fees and sale conditions. Review the relevant documents carefully before you bid.
Tell us which opportunity you are interested in, provide your contact and identity information, and upload the required documents.
Read the property or asset information, auction rules, fees, deposits, sale agreement and disclosed conditions.
The Aldes team reviews FICA, authority documents and any required proof of funds or registration deposit before approving participation.
Participate in person, online or by another approved method according to the format available for that opportunity.
The successful bidder follows the published terms for agreements, buyer's premium, deposits, payment and transfer or handover.
Have clear digital copies ready. JPG, PNG and PDF files are accepted, with a maximum size of 5MB per file.
A clear copy of your South African ID or passport bio page.
A recent utility bill, municipal account, bank statement or another acceptable document.
Additional documents may include CIPC or entity records, a resolution or letter of authority, FICA documents for directors, trustees or members, and a power of attorney where applicable. Foreign bidders should contact Aldes before registering so the team can confirm the relevant requirements.
Do not rely on a generic fee assumption. The applicable bidder's pack and auction rules are the definitive source for that opportunity.
Registration may be free or may require a refundable deposit, as stated in the bidder's pack.
A refundable registration deposit or additional approval may apply. The amount and deadline will be confirmed before the auction.
The accepted bidder must comply with the published buyer's premium, deposit, agreement and payment deadlines.
The bidder's pack and auction rules help you understand the opportunity and obligations before you commit.
You choose your limit and decide what the opportunity is worth to you.
Responsibility for rates, taxes, levies and other accounts follows the disclosed sale terms and transfer process.
The bidder's pack explains how available certificates and outstanding compliance items will be handled.
Vacant occupation, leases, tenants or other occupation arrangements are stated where applicable.
Known special conditions, limitations or material exceptions should be reviewed before auction day.
Identity, authority, deposit and supporting-document requirements are confirmed before bidder approval.
Your answers remain in place as you move backwards and forwards. Nothing is submitted until you review and confirm the final step.
Some on-site auctions may allow registration at the venue, but pre-registration is strongly recommended. Online and remote participation usually requires advance approval.
No. Requirements vary by auction. The relevant bidder's pack confirms whether registration is free or whether a refundable deposit applies.
Responsibility follows the published conditions of sale. Review the bidder's pack and sale agreement for the specific opportunity.
Occupation varies. Vacant occupation, tenants, leases or other arrangements should be disclosed in the bidder's pack where applicable.
Special conditions, known exceptions and additional documents should be set out in the auction pack and rules before bidding.
You must comply with the published buyer's premium, deposit, signing and payment obligations. Transfer or handover then proceeds according to the sale terms.
Whether you are considering an auction, preparing to bid or introducing an opportunity, speak to the Aldes Auctions team.
Share a few details and the Aldes Auctions team will contact you to discuss suitability and next steps.