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From shared infrastructure to stronger franchisee support, private equity-backed platforms are using capital and operational expertise to build more efficient, scalable franchise businesses.
ParkerGale Capital executives explain how private equity firms source acquisition opportunities, manage relationships and identify deals worth pursuing.
Individual brands ultimately win or lose investment based on their financial performance and leadership teams, but several sectors consistently stand out as private equity favorites. Here’s why.
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A second concept can spread technology and back-office costs across more units, but the savings depend on what the two brands actually share.
As financing conditions change, franchise brands need to understand their funding options, demonstrate financial performance and prepare for investor scrutiny.
Minority investments can provide businesses with capital, liquidity and support without a majority sale. However, the terms of these agreements can significantly affect an owner's control.
Frankel's investment in Nothing Bundt Cakes shows how private equity can help franchise brands improve operations, support existing owners and prepare for continued growth.
Jones explains why sophisticated operators are increasingly treating franchises less like small businesses and more like scalable investment platforms.