Hey,
The operational/management side of it is only at risk. TWDC will keep their share and whoever is in the position of managing the resort will still have to operate under the agreements set by TWDC.
The resort is split into 3 share ownerships, that of Euro Disney SCA, TWDC, and Saudi Prince Alwaleed bin Talal (a major share holder). TWDC sets the design of the resort and the overall product and has the final yay or nay in how their licenses are used. Euro Disney SCA operates this product.
So whoever comes in with the take over bid, is bidding to take over the operational and management side. They still have to comply with the contractual regulations and specifics of being a Disney resort.
My only concern is the debt that they will have to take on, which is a debt of Euro Disney SCA and not TWDC.
Having said that the business law of the contract may not allow another company to come in, it's either Euro Disney SCA, or none, and the Euro Disney Share goes to the originator, TWDC. Should it ever come that Euro Disney SCA are unable to operate.
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