May 03, 2010
Veta, Asia’s largest spoken English training academy and a brand owned by Amoha Education (P) Ltd, has announced plans to open 80 franchise centres across north Indian states and 20 company-owned centres in Delhi-NCR region this fiscal. The company’s franchise centres would come up in states like Bihar, Jharkhand, Madhya Pradesh, Chhattisgarh, Punjab, Rajasthan, Uttar Pradesh and Uttarakhand. Each centre will be established with an investment of Rs 20-30 lakh depending on the location, city and rental advance, according to its top official.
Announcing the expansion plans, K V Rajan, executive director, Veta said, “New Delhi presumed as an administrative capital of the country is in the verge of transforming itself into a large commercial hub in Asia through new developments taking place in the existing business sector. The economy of north India as a whole is also booming through the establishment of new industries coming up in the region. These developments ensure that there is a constant need to develop and polish the spoken English skills that is so much a requirement today.”
“A total investment of Rs 22 crore has been earmarked for expansion. Amoha Education (P) Ltd will invest Rs 6 crore, while the remaining Rs 16 crore will be invested by the franchisees. We are sure this venture would be a success, since the domestic education learning market is poised for growth at a fast pace. We are also planning aggressive marketing campaigns in the next fiscal to increase the connectivity to our target group. In view of this we have tied-up with best in class marketing experts in the industry,” adds Rajan.
To strengthen its aggressive expansion plans, Veta recently roped in James Walter Thomson (JWT) for the creative services and Mind Share for the media services
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Friday, April 16, 2010
McDonalds Of Fitness, Curves Fitness Franchise Signs Master License For India.
Curves, one of the largest fitness centre franchise, announced that its master license for India, CFW International Inc (Curves India) signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Hyderabad-based supermarket Q-Mart Retail Ventures.
“We want to bring our proven program of health and fitness to Indian women,” said David Ramadan, CEO, Curves India. "Now that Curves is the 'McDonald’s of fitness' in the USA and the world, with one Curves location for every three McDonalds, we want to bring 'the McDonalds of fitness' to India with over 200 locations in the next three years," he added.
Having begun franchising in 1995, Curves targeted 50 franchise locations at the end of the year and reached 1,000 locations within 36 months and nearly 10,000 locations in just 10 years.
Further, Q-Mart announced for the development of 15 Curves for women franchisees in Hyderabad.
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“We want to bring our proven program of health and fitness to Indian women,” said David Ramadan, CEO, Curves India. "Now that Curves is the 'McDonald’s of fitness' in the USA and the world, with one Curves location for every three McDonalds, we want to bring 'the McDonalds of fitness' to India with over 200 locations in the next three years," he added.
Having begun franchising in 1995, Curves targeted 50 franchise locations at the end of the year and reached 1,000 locations within 36 months and nearly 10,000 locations in just 10 years.
Further, Q-Mart announced for the development of 15 Curves for women franchisees in Hyderabad.
Further Tags:Women Gyms,new franchise,women franchise, gym franchise,
Thursday, March 18, 2010
Women Taking On Franchise Opportunities In India
From President to astronomers to actors to doctors to teachers to successful entrepreneurs the fair sex has in all. Women of today has now not only confined to kitchen and domestic jobs, she is now becoming the future of the franchising sector as many marketers are just ogling at the women entrepreneurs as out of the box thinkers and a challenge for the male dominated society.
With India franchising sector growing day by day women entrepreneurs are becoming more active and weaving the stories of success in every field. Women in franchising business have got best opportunities to run business at their own pace and succeed in their own business.
“I have been associated with Avon from last two years and making handsome money in the business. I do not have to give full time to the business. With my all other responsibilities of family I am happy to work for Avon where I am the boss of my own. Thanks to Franchising that has come as a boon for the housewives,” lamented Asha, a housewife.
Presently the young brigade specially women aged between 18 to 45 years have got more potential to do the business and has got control over the buying and purchase decision of the product. However the earning of women in this sector has increased to four fold with the influence of the fellow competitors.
The Indian Franchising sector, which is estimated to be around Rs.10,000 crore is attracting lot of women entrepreneurs. Be it housewife or a professional, women from all walks of life are attracting towards this model of business.
Gaurav Marya, President, Franchise India Holdings believes, “The franchising business is considered to be the best and safest option for the women today. The business gives return from 15 to 20 per cent. The fairer sex is making a consistent move in the business.”
Tupperware, Oriflame, VLCC, Body Care, Talwalkars, NIIT, etc. are some of the franchise companies which is attracting lot of women to start their business. The franchisee doesn’t have to invest huge amount of money in the business. One can also start the business with a minimum investment of Rs.50,000 only. With the government policies becoming liberal for the business more and more women folks are entering this sector.
Source:18. Mar, 2010 by Bhawna Satsangi
With India franchising sector growing day by day women entrepreneurs are becoming more active and weaving the stories of success in every field. Women in franchising business have got best opportunities to run business at their own pace and succeed in their own business.
“I have been associated with Avon from last two years and making handsome money in the business. I do not have to give full time to the business. With my all other responsibilities of family I am happy to work for Avon where I am the boss of my own. Thanks to Franchising that has come as a boon for the housewives,” lamented Asha, a housewife.
Presently the young brigade specially women aged between 18 to 45 years have got more potential to do the business and has got control over the buying and purchase decision of the product. However the earning of women in this sector has increased to four fold with the influence of the fellow competitors.
The Indian Franchising sector, which is estimated to be around Rs.10,000 crore is attracting lot of women entrepreneurs. Be it housewife or a professional, women from all walks of life are attracting towards this model of business.
Gaurav Marya, President, Franchise India Holdings believes, “The franchising business is considered to be the best and safest option for the women today. The business gives return from 15 to 20 per cent. The fairer sex is making a consistent move in the business.”
Tupperware, Oriflame, VLCC, Body Care, Talwalkars, NIIT, etc. are some of the franchise companies which is attracting lot of women to start their business. The franchisee doesn’t have to invest huge amount of money in the business. One can also start the business with a minimum investment of Rs.50,000 only. With the government policies becoming liberal for the business more and more women folks are entering this sector.
Source:18. Mar, 2010 by Bhawna Satsangi
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