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Patrick Galleher, managing partner at Boxwood Partners, explains what investors are looking for in today’s franchise market and why franchisee performance remains critical.
Major acquisitions and investments involving Pizza Hut, Jiffy Lube, Nothing Bundt Cakes and other franchise brands are changing ownership and growth strategies across the industry.
A second concept can spread technology and back-office costs across more units, but the savings depend on what the two brands actually share.
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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.
Scott Oaks of Comfort Keepers says franchise founders should have real unit performance and a proven model in place before bringing in an outside investor.
Firms can now identify acquisition targets months before a sale process begins. The harder question is which signals actually mean something.
Private equity creates the greatest long-term returns when it strengthens franchisee support, operational systems and sustainable unit economics.
Private credit is giving franchise investors another way to finance acquisitions, add-on deals and unit growth without relying solely on traditional banks or additional equity.