In other words, the company is looking for potential buyers, assisted by heavyweight Wall Street firms Goldman Sachs and JP Morgan. "The board is committed to pursuing a path that is in the best interests of all Belmond shareholders. Accordingly, we are conducting a robust review of the full range of strategic, operational and financial alternatives available to the company, including a possible sale," Roland Hernandez, chairman of the Belmond board of directors, said in a statement. Belmond's stock jumped 17 percent in after-hours trading Wednesday following the announcement.