Air Pros carving out business units in ~11 transactions; buyer lined up for one unit ~$20M

As part of the Air Pros bankruptcy, business units are being carved out and sold off; a host notes a friend is buying one of the units for roughly $20M, and that the company took on over $20M of financing to fund the transition.

“actually I have a friend that's buying one of them, which is kind of interesting for like 20 million bucks, I think.”

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