Interim Co-CEOs Kelly Brown and Keith Schroeder said the dividend was the "most prudent step" to increase shareholder value while maintaining liquidity for future opportunities.
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BGSF plans to expand geographically, strengthen its specialized property management services, and scale operations to maintain financial stability. Brown and Schroeder said the divestiture positions the company to focus on its core strengths while creating long-term value.
The executives also wished success to the Professional Division team, now part of INSPYR, saying they expect the group to contribute significantly to INSPYR's growth.
Relevant ETFs include the SPDR S&P 600 Small Cap ETF (NYSE:SLY) and the iShares Russell 2000 ETF (NYSE:IWM).
Price Action: At last check Friday, BGSF shares were trading higher by 14.37% at $7.320.
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