Apart from dividends there are many ways a company can deliver a benefit to shareholders. A share buy back could be on the cards. This would mean less shares in circulation with those that hold would have a larger percentage of company ownership. The SP would rise in proportion to the percentage bought back. I'm sure the Sullivans will consider this and I doubt they would be sellers. Not only is it managements job to realise value for shareholders it is an obligation for them to do it in the best interests of all shareholders.
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