The all mighty dollar is Apollo's plan -- Any way they can get it.
Apollo set out conspire a take-over without expecting the blow up and fall out of the past year. So Avaya was much messier than anticipated. And more costly than originally thought. So they need to tighten belts immediately. They had to play into positive PR and get passed Engage. Now the REAL new Avaya will be known soon.
The greatest opportunity to drive equity value is to go public. No major player sees value in Avaya and knows too much about the "real" revenue. So it's most likely they will operate with the slimmest of teams, outsource all that's possible (india, Argentina and the mob manuevering in middle east) and try to bring public. Could involve middle east becoming its own independent company.
However, if an offer comes that nets them a good return, expect them to take it. That is highly unlikely in foreseeable future. What is most probable is give CEO freedom to bring in his friends. Give them a window to perform. CEO likely has rock solid contract, signed the week he "pivoted" late Dec 2022 (from the guy who was fighting Apollo to agreeing to Apollo for a $10m bonus bribe). Even if CEO fails he is likely safe because of that deal. Yet CEO wants his 10% ownership payday.