The APA of Hopp was paid for by EROP capital & it's described in every Corporate Disclosure filing since the acquisition. Not only that, but the 3a(10) hearing w/ the SEC can also, be found in the disclosure section with whatever date the 8-k was filed. $HAON acquired Hopp, not the other way around. If it was, Hopp's CEO, CFO, Director, or whoever it was that you think now has Findley's % ownership in $HAON would have to file as an owner of 5% or more of all securities issued by the company. Idk if you maybe didn't read anything at all about the cashless buyback 'tout' or whatever you referred to it as, but hopefully you saw the "2017 Unexercised Stock Option Value: $228,992"? If you didn't, you can look @ that media fire link I posted earlier that shows you the offering of shares under rule 506(c). Since I'm sure you know what the rule states, I'm sure you're smart enough to read right below it where Findley lists himself as the receiver of such shares, to a trust account, that he owns? Since you're smart enough to figure it out, you still think restricted securities that are transferred to a CEO's trust account gets mixed into the public float without contracting a private broker? Round of applause. Really
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