I’m not really interested in a new vehicle with BSA written on it somewhere, any more than I would be if it said Triumph or Norton. Wherever it is made and whoever under takes it it will just be another new bike, and one that has to meet current emissions and safety regulations. Good luck to them for sure, but I’m not in the market for a new bike.
And BTW, my most modern machine is a 2007 ZRX1200. I don’t have to take any interest in it, it is just serviced once a year by someone I hand money over to; and I just press the button and it takes me where I am going. It doesn’t have ABS or fuel injection or a slipper clutch or multi-programmable suspension, and the clocks are proper round things with needles and rotating tumblers.