Bryan Hawker & BKH Holdings Group Inc., have announced that they are currently engaged in extensive negotiations with several national auto dealership groups and moving closer to finalizing contracts to purchase several dealership networks.
Bryan Hawker & BKH Holdings Group Inc. Are Currently Engaged in Buy Outs with Several Auto Dealerships
Salt Lake City, UT, June 14, 2018 --(PR.com)-- Bryan Hawker & BKH Holdings Group Inc., are currently engaged in buy out negotiations with several auto dealerships groups, states founder & CEO Bryan Hawker.
BKH Holdings Group Inc., has announced that they are currently engaged in extensive negotiations with several national auto dealership groups and moving closer to finalizing contracts to purchase several dealership networks.
Bryan Hawker of BKH Holdings Group, Inc., says, “We have combined our extensive experience and expertise in the financial acquisitions and management sectors in order to move forward during these negotiations. BKH Holdings has been logistically procuring the funding sources in order to advance through the process. Even so, these transactions can typically take extended periods of time in order to see them to fruition.”
BKH Holdings Group, Inc. is seeking a more cost effective and efficient way to bring new car buyers to market. The current focused area for these new customers is the entire western region of the United States. As stated before, Utah and the surrounding states seem to experience higher costs involved with the initial purchase price of automobiles. They want to change that formula, in order to make car ownership more affordable for everyone.
The company will continue through these various stages of the purchase process in order to meet its final goals of multiple dealership buy outs.
About BKH Holdings Group
BKH Holdings Group is a holdings company located in Salt Lake City, Utah. BKH Holdings primarily owns automotive performance shops throughout the United States and plans to move into the new car automotive sector.
For further details please contact:
Bryan Hawker
BKH Holdings Group, Inc.
Tel: 888-283-4256
Email: BKHholdingsgroup@gmail.com
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