Do you guys really think MM and MD reissues would sell well? I guess it´s fair to assume - and please correct me if I´m wrong, but it´s not going to be easy to bring them back. With an analog reissue, worst that can happen is vital parts of the audio path aren´t available anymore and you´ll end up using several modern parts as replacements. That means many hours of carefully selecting parts, fine tuning everything etc.
But in any case you´ll have several people in the company that understand the schematics and can work from that.
In the digital world, things change so fast, I don´t know if there are still people working for Elektron that have worked with the code or can understand the code. What MCU´s are in the silver boxes? Is there an easy way to port the code? Probably not?
I mean sure, the Elektron fans would want to buy them, the 90s aesthetics is highly regarded by people working in many different genres, but for reissues to become a (business) success, they´d have to appeal to the masses. And here, I think comes the problem of overlapping features. If you take away the nostalgia and some special features, MD would have to compete with AR and Syntakt, MM with DN, Syntakt and probably A4 and M:C, too!
Then the old OS will probably feel a bit stiff compared to newer features like different track lengths, multi-trig editing, trig conditions etc. So the question arises if they´d do a reissue or a modern incarnation.