I have always assumed there would be a sale as Red Oak is an investor and not a "buy and hold" operator. However, if they don't get a price they like, they pay off the debt and they continue to reduce expenses, might they elect to hold for the cash flow generated by the recurring revenue? Maybe even declare a dividend? That posture might ultimately help them get a higher price from a buyer. I still doubt they will proactively try to staff up and grow the business.
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