Stobart would like that to happen. Wether they 'need' that to happen is a different matter. They are generating cash for shareholders . Hence the 70 per cent rise in the share price last year. Money talks ..
If the airport cashes in then stick another quid on that.. if it doesn't then knock 25 per cent off the share price.
Either way it's not a ****e or bust trade for stobart. The real estate alone is worth a fortune