It looks like an outbreak of rationality has hit BlackBerry (Nasdaq:BBRY),
as the company announced on Monday that it had formed a special
committee to “explore strategic alternatives” for the struggling handset
company. While the company's announcement mentioned options like joint
ventures, partnerships, and alliances, shareholders, analysts, and
investors are are zeroing in almost exclusively on the possibility of a
sale.
If BlackBerry is serious about a sale, it'll happen. I have no doubt
that, at the right price, the company can find a buyer willing to take
on the not-inconsiderable task of turning around this struggling
high-end handset company. The trick is going to be that “at the right
price” part. BlackBerry's enterprise value (that is, market
capitalization net of cash and debt on the balance sheet) isn't very
large, but any buyer is looking at a likely multi-year
restructuring/turnaround program that will require capital, compress
margins, and offer only uncertain payoffs.
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