RIVERSIDE, Calif., April 28, 2006 - WMD Holdings Group Inc. (WMDH Other OTC: WMDH.PK ) (Worldwide Media Development Holdings Group, Inc.) announced today the acquisition of ABC Cash Services in Garden Grove, California.
The acquisition provides WMDH with a 75% majority equity stake in the business with Kadan Corporation, a Southern California investment firm owning a 25% minority interest. The ABC Cash services location provides check cashing, money transfer, bill payment, prepaid telecommunications and legal services to a Hispanic and Vietnamese customer base. "WMDH is actively acquiring profitable retail financial centers that focus on the Hispanic community. The acquisition of ABC Cash Services is a perfect match because of its location, client base and current profitability. We anticipate even greater results from this location," stated WMDH's CEO, Lawson Pillay.
About WMD Holdings Group, Inc.
WMD Holdings Group, Inc. and its strategic partner companies develop turnkey solutions for financial and payment processing, prepaid services, telecommunications and interactive broadcasting networks. Distribution is conducted through a combination of company owned and operated locations and other independent sales organizations.
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