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Tuesday, Dec. 14, 2004 | 10:40 a.m.
Fort Worth-based Cash America International Inc. closed on a previously announced acquisition of the pawn operating assets of Camco Inc. which does business under the name SuperPawn in four states, including Nevada.
Cash America bought the company for $120 million in cash and stock.
SuperPawn operates primarily in Las Vegas where it has 21 locations. The business also has five locations in Reno, 10 in Phoenix, four in Seattle and one in San Diego.
Steve Mack was the owner of SuperPawn; his brother is Las Vegas City Councilman Michael Mack.
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