Monday, June 25, 2007
Sytner boosts profits
Sytner
William Jacks
Sytner claims to have doubled margins in the struggling William Jacks dealerships it took on board last year.
The prestige brand group, ranked two in the Motor Trader Top 200, snapped up the home counties-based business, which consisted of 16 outlets, for £10.4m in March 2006.
Having off loaded the four Volvo dealerships that came as part of the deal, Sytner set about turning around the BMW, Mini and Rolls-Royce franchises in Sunningdale, the Redhill Honda business and the Jaguar and Land Rover sites that comprised the rest of the William Jacks portfolio.
DATED: 25.06.07
FEED: MT
William Jacks
Sytner claims to have doubled margins in the struggling William Jacks dealerships it took on board last year.
The prestige brand group, ranked two in the Motor Trader Top 200, snapped up the home counties-based business, which consisted of 16 outlets, for £10.4m in March 2006.
Having off loaded the four Volvo dealerships that came as part of the deal, Sytner set about turning around the BMW, Mini and Rolls-Royce franchises in Sunningdale, the Redhill Honda business and the Jaguar and Land Rover sites that comprised the rest of the William Jacks portfolio.
DATED: 25.06.07
FEED: MT
