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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.
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.
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.
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Emerging funds are finding opportunity in smaller brands with strong unit-level economics, healthy franchisees and growth potential that has yet to be fully realized.
Bonchon enters its next phase with plans to strengthen its U.S. infrastructure and pursue measured growth across North America and other markets in the Americas.
To attract private equity, franchisors need to prioritize building long-term value through strong unit economics, scalable operations, and collaborative franchisee relationships over mere growth.
Rather than focusing solely on finances at the expense of those operating the business daily, the Disc Replay and Superior Fence & Rail franchisee values his people — and reaps the benefits.