The company is not sold, nor being sold. If it was there would be definitive, clear and specific disclosure of that in multiple ways including the CCAA proceedings in Canada, the bankruptcy proceedings in Delaware and required SEC filing disclosure as an SEC registrant. There would be no need to read any tea leaves, connect any dots, read between the lines or rely on inference from disconnected pieces of information.
Some are going to learn a hard but important lesson here about public company bankruptcies.
It may just take awhile for that to happen.