Designated Investigation Agency | Independent Soil Investigation to Enhance Seller's Negotiation Power in Factory Site Sale

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Soil contamination investigation

last updated：Sep 07, 2026

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Sell the future factory site with overwhelming advantages! Visualize risks through early voluntary soil contamination surveys during operations, ensuring price superiority and negotiation power led by the seller.

This document proposes a strategic approach for businesses planning to sell factory land or organize assets in the future, by voluntarily conducting soil investigations from the operational stage to secure overwhelming price advantages and strong negotiating power led by the seller in land transactions. In real estate transactions, if significant defects such as soil contamination are discovered due to buyer-side inquiries before delivery or at the final stages of the contract, the seller may be forced to accept unfair price reductions or face serious risks of complete stagnation of the entire development plan due to unilateral contract termination. To prevent such situations, it is crucial to proactively complete self-led historical investigations and sampling from an early stage of factory operations to fully visualize underground risks. By establishing reliable evidence of safety in advance, sellers can firmly reject excessive discount demands from buyers based on objective data and guide the transaction smoothly under favorable conditions for the seller. GeoTech, a designated investigation agency by the Ministry of the Environment, will strongly support land transactions that maximize your asset value through high-precision official analysis without stopping factory operations.

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This is the specification for a voluntary soil investigation focused on site sales and asset value protection by Geotech, a research organization designated by the Ministry of the Environment. Taking into account the on-site environment during factory operations, we will deploy a simple mechanical boring machine (SCSC) that allows for rapid sample collection without interfering with normal operations, even in confined spaces with dense machinery or indoors where large heavy equipment cannot enter due to low ceilings. We will conduct high-precision official analyses of specific hazardous substances in full compliance with the Soil Contamination Countermeasures Act, and swiftly create and deliver a "Soil Contamination Voluntary Investigation Detailed Report" that can be used as strong legal evidence during sales negotiations.

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It will be utilized to strengthen the seller's position and secure price advantages in future factory site sales, asset restructuring and organization, or land transaction negotiations with real estate developers and buyers. By conducting accurate sampling during operations before concluding a sales contract, it is possible to accurately determine the presence of hidden soil contamination underground in advance. This approach can completely eliminate the risk of sudden contamination claims or unilateral price negotiations led by the buyer, and serves as a practical, seller-led strategic risk management and real estate transaction measure to prevent potential damage claims and long-term legal disputes after the transfer.