Prior to its meltdown, RFG paid decent dividends. To those of you who crunch numbers, how much do you think the company can afford to pay?
On another note, those shareholders wanting a takeover must be nuts. RFG is a keeper - why would anyone sell out on the cheap?
My preferred situation would be for the company to spinoff it's most beloved brand, Gloria Jean's. That'd be the best situation for everyone. Bugger private equity - look what they did to Dick Smith & other retailers.
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