Franchising
has been deemed as a hot commodity in the country mainly because Filipinos are
practical thinkers and with this comes the copying of trends. It would be
quicker and easier to be a franchisee in an already successful fast food chain,
than to start a new unknown business where you have to input much effort into
getting the new one to draw in consumers. With starting a new one comes the
trial and error for the daily operations, publicity, and courage to waste loads
of cash for something that is uncertain. Franchising would be an easy business
and it won’t really have those risks that would involve in creating one that’s
relatively new to the consumers’ ears.
Currently
there are:
·
1,000
brands are now franchised in the country;
·
There
are five principal franchise sectors: retail (specifically clothing); cafes;
fast food; bakeshops, hospitality and wellness and food carts.
·
45%
of the sales from retail outlets within shopping centers and malls are from
franchised businesses;
·
Franchising
contributes around $6.6 billion of the Gross Domestic Product of the
·
Franchised
entities employ around one million Filipinos.
Binalot
Fiesta Foods, Incorporated (BFFI) is one of the top brands available in the
market. As hot as the summer, Binalot has one of the lowest all in
investment package of 1.9M depending on the size of store. All in package
includes minimum franchise fee of P500,000 (depending on location), construction,
equipments, small wares, fixtures and furniture.
As Samie
Lim, chairman of Francorp
The same
with Binalot’s guarantee of LESS, currently they have pre-approved sites ready
for takeout anytime. Less time to start building your own store and earning the
Binalot way. Compared to regular sites, market research and viability for
Binalot branch is already done for pre-approved sites. Hence, once taken and
upon payment, construction can start easily.