If the original return to shareholders of 1.3 cents from $26m sale is to be believed, then this should return about 1c per share to shareholders, but still retain the bit of the business that I liked. If they can get Sydney to work and keep expenses low, it should be a nice small business with good profitability. Probably time to take it private though.
Ann: Update on Sale of Business Assets of DXN, page-3
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