What I like most about this "merger" or what I consider to simply be an expansion of HOPP - is that the majority of capital raised to finance this deal is likely going to be retained within the company. Rather than going to a 3rd party, such as a business owner.
The doubling of annual revenues is icing on the cake. It looks to me as if Bernard feels HOPP will be a success, or he would have not chose to do a horizontal acquisition / merger. The real question is, how much did this merger cost the company? With the answer to that as well as q2 fins, we can then speculate as to how many O/S are available for the company to be able to finance for further expansions / acquisitions.
Could HAON leave the .0001-.0002 channel for good this year? That is all dependent on whether the company will keep growing revenues, profits, and assets. Higher PPS's allows for better utilization of OS, which could lead to more lucrative acquisitions in the near future. Rather than see the company blow billions of shares away at .0001 / .0002 for financing, I'd like to see them utilize higher price points.
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