I suspect their weren't many assets.
Other crown business sales sold shares to the public for cash.
Behind the logo there wasn't a viable proposal to sell. Ritchie's was politically out of the question.
It was likely the only way to move it.
Give the brand and few hard assets to the only company that agreed to fly the logo for 7 years.
I always said the emperor never had any clothes.
Other crown business sales sold shares to the public for cash.
Behind the logo there wasn't a viable proposal to sell. Ritchie's was politically out of the question.
It was likely the only way to move it.
Give the brand and few hard assets to the only company that agreed to fly the logo for 7 years.
I always said the emperor never had any clothes.
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