Here’s How Much It Costs To Open A Anat Franchise In South Africa
Here’s How Much It Costs To Open A Anat Franchise In South Africa. Many people venture into franchising because of the different benefits that the business can provide, a benefit that would provide significant advantage the franchisee would be operating a business that has an already established brand, a brand that is established already in the market brings about a loyal customer base as the initial advertising or marketing has been done by the owner of the brand. This also means that the franchisee can initially focus of operating and managing the establishment well so that it can be a success for the long term.
For an Anat Franchise, potential franchisees need to have capital for set-up costs that is approximately, R1 500 000, this is dependent on the size of the store. The company also requires franchisees to pay a deposit of 60% of the total investment. The company will provide training for its potential franchisees at no extra charge. For the working capital franchisees need to have approximately R200 000 so that they can be able to cover the needs of the store before it opens. The total investment is estimated to be R1 700 000 with a royalty fee of 5% and a marketing fee of 3%.
The ANAT Franchise group is one of South Africa’s leading fast food franchise chains and has developed a sound foundation of business policies and procedures that will give your business the best chance of success. This is also an advantage to the franchisee as they will be working on procedures and models that have been proven to work by in this type of business.
With the foundation of the business already set in place, the company also acknowledges that preference will be given to franchisees that have experience in running g a restaurant as this will make it easier for the franchisee to understand the company’s business policies and goals as well as be able to manage their own working staff to make sure the business thrives.
