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Franchise Trends

How to Make Money with Changing OEM Trends

Abhishek Kumar Singh Aug 12 2021 - 4 min read

Big brands of any industry outsource all their manufacturing from other companies. These brands use people sitting in any other nation or continent to make their product. Brand pay companies to make products that stand clear on brands’ quality standards. This is the complete process of original equipment manufacturing, and we abbreviate companies doing this ...

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Trends Shaping The Franchising Industry

Rishabh Sharma May 13 2021 - 3 min read

India provides a plethora of opportunities to the market simply because the number of consumers is so high. Currently, several companies across various sectors such as food and beverage, retail, consumer services, healthcare, and others are adopting the franchise business models across the country. Franchising enables companies to increase their geographical presence by ...

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Tips to Increase your Franchise Sales

Rishabh Sharma Jan 12 2021 - 5 min read

As a franchise owner, you get used to handling your staff and franchisees. With time, in order to make progress in your franchise business, you constantly re-evaluate processes, change procedures, and learn from others to increase your sales and profits. Those franchise management skills can be used to demonstrate your expertise within your ...

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10 Franchise Trends To Emerge In 2021

Vaishnavi Gupta Dec 21 2020 - 5 min read

In India, franchising is growing at an impressive pace. As per Franchise India, franchising has witnessed a growth of around 30-35% over the last four-five years and the overall turnover is estimated at around INR 938 billion. At present, the franchise sector contributes nearly 1.8% to the Indian GDP and is estimated to contribute to ...

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Nepal is Going to Become the Next Franchise Hub for Indian Companies

Nibedita Mohanta Mar 29 2019 - 2 min read

Nepal is known for its large pool of capable workers and relatively low cost of labor. Nepal is ranked 2nd after Bhutan among south Asian countries in the “Ease of Doing Business Report 2016” by the World Bank Group. Foreign investors are allowed 100% ownership of a company in a majority of sectors. Nepal is ...

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