Ann: Receivers and Managers Update, page-40

The question is not "what they sold the asset for" but what asset has been sold. Asset can be tangible and non-tangible. Now what is the most "valuable" asset? Not the staff, not the Goodwill (what Goodwill, Lol) and definitely not the shareholders. The only asset maybe the building which might also be rented. Once the car engine is removed, the steel carcass will only worth a few dollars per tonne.

Resurrection? This is not going to happen? For the fun of it, maybe turn into a child care center or a NDIS call center.