@Landsteiner posted:"Note that 80% of the company and product lines remain with the new mth, "
The goal was to sell 100% of the company. That only 20% was sold could be viewed as a negative. Hopefully we all stay healthy and mentally intact. Come back in 12 or 24 months and we'll see whose speculations are correct, the Kool-Aid drinkers or the cockeyed optimists
. For your sake and that of the MTH enthusiasts, I hope you are correct, but the facts on the ground don't look all that terrific for the continued long term existence of anything remotely recognizable as the MTH of the previous 25 years. Remember that Cassandra and Jeremiah turned out to be correct.
Yeah, and the geniuses here that said it was impossible for mth to sell or transfer ownership of its foreign tooling were completely wrong. As for what the “goal” was, we can all read what mth said and judge the lack of a complete sale accordingly. You take it as a negative for the continued success of the remaining company, many others don’t particularly in light of the current pricing structures, but I certainly agree with you that looking at the market in 12 to 24 months will definitely give us a better read on reality. Competition is a wonderful thing and how markets change is often not what most often predict. We shall see.
