NST has built itself from a tiddler to what it is today exactly through this kind of deal where the owner hasn't been able to focus on the asset and decides to exit.
While it was a comparatively minor asset in the previous owners' hands, it's critical for NST and SAR to make it a success in order to justify their purchases to shareholders. So they will look at it with fresh eyes, listen to the ideas of the on-site workers and allocate resources to value-creating items which previously had to compete for funding.
As for homework, this sale has been on the cards for many months, to the point where pundits thought there would be no sale. I would be very surprised if NST and SAR haven't been through this with a fine-tooth comb.
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