BANGALORE: American ice cream brand Swensen’s has opened its first outlet in Bangalore, India at what is purportedly the largest mall in India – The Mantri Square. The Swensen’s franchise for South India is held by the Ravi Jaipuria (RJ Group)-owned Devyani International Limited (DIL).
On the anvil over the next few months are a Swensen’s outlet at the international airport in New Delhi, three more outlets in malls and one in a high street in Bangalore. DIL is also scouting for suitable locations at malls and high streets in other major south Indian towns and cities to bring the count to over eighty during the next five years. DIL is targeting revenues of Rs.500 million from the estimated Rs 13 billion and growing organizsd ice cream retail market in India.
DIL’s mass media plans for Swensen’s, once the number of outlets have been increased, include radio and outdoor media that it has already been using for its recently launched Costa Coffee brand.
The RJ group has Indian franchises for global foods and beverages brands such as Pizza Hut, Kentucky Fried Chicken (KFC), Costa Coffee, Pepsi and Disney Artist.
Tags: Swensens,Devyani international, Pizza Hut, kentucky fried chicken, Costa Coffee, disney artist, Ice Cream Franchise,Food Franchise, Dessert Franchise, Gelato Franchise,Mantri Square Mall
Source:Indian Television Com, 10 June, 2010.
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Thursday, June 10, 2010
Swensens Ice Cream Franchise Opens Its First Outlet In India at Mantri Square, Bangalore
Monday, March 29, 2010
Top 100 Franchise Business Opportunities In India
ENTREPRENEURS:START A NEW BUSINESS.EXPLORE INDIA'S LIST OF FINEST FRANCHISE BRANDS.
Mar 29, 2010 – A look at the franchising Industry and the Top 100 Brands 2010 from different industries evaluated on the basis of their success, growth and concepts offered has been done by the franchising world magazine by Franchise India. The evaluation seems to have been done seeing the success and growth of the brand and how far they have been successful in retaining their success.A peek into the rankings reveals the following:
Established franchisors: Established franchisors are referred to as Masters of Franchising. These brands have successfully grown over the past 10 years and have contributed greatly to the franchise industry. The survey has listed 30 franchisors representing 30 brands in various sectors of franchising like, Education and pre-school, F&B, Apparel, Florists, Gifts and Greetings, Consumer Durable, Fashion and Accessories, Beauty, Health and Fitness, Automotive, Financial Service, and Bookstore Franchises.
Education Franchise: The most successful sector in the category of established brands is education and pre-school sector. Education franchising is the most established and lucrative franchise segment due growth of literacy rate and also due to the increase in disposable income particularly among the middle classes Moreover, the success of institutes such as Arena Multimedia, Cadd Centre, ICA, Jetking and NIIT show that the job opportunities in animation courses and the dependency on computers make more and more students opt for higher computer and software courses. With English language proving to be essential for job seekers, companies like Veta are the most successful franchises. Pre-schools are also proposed to be the best profit makers. With the increase in working women, the pre-schools are gaining momentum. Eurokids and Kidzee are among the top brands in pre-school category.
F&B:Food Franchise: With more and more people preferring to dine out and celebrate the small moments of life, the F&B is the next prominent category among the established players in franchising. Among the Indian players Sagar Ratna (south Indian cuisine) and Club City (multi specialty chain) are included in the top 30 established companies. Kwality Wall’s (ice-creams), Monginis (bakery chain), Amul (milk products)have also been included in the F&B sector.
Apparel:Garment Franchise: Franchisors in apparel segment have also established themselves successfully. Chhabra 555 leads the Indian wear category. Madura Garments, a readymade apparel chain and Raymonds, renowned textile company also occupy this section. They are followed by branded Western wear Spykar.
Beauty Franchise, Health, and Fitness Brands: Healthy soul rests in healthy body is what all beauty, health and fitness franchisors swear by. This trend has prompted the beauty and fitness brands to establish themselves as successful franchisors. With Indians, getting more beauty and health conscious, this sector provides ample business opportunities to the aspirants. Shahnaz Husain Group and VLCC are top established franchisors in this beauty and fitness category. Thyrocare is a leading established Diagnostic centre, offering franchise opportunity.
Fashion and accessory brands: With the changing preferences, there is a transition of traditional market to being more trendy and contemporary markets. With mostly women and youngsters preferring to endow themselves with jewellery and trendy accessories, this section also occupies our list of top established brands. Tanishq and Titan are the top players in the section.
Besides these, florists, gifts, automotive, financial services, consumer durables and book stores are the dominating established franchise categories. These sectors are also providing ample business opportunities to the aspirants to get associated with the successful franchisors.
Having highlighted the top established franchisors in India the decision for all aspiring entrepreneurs to take up the franchise business is much easier now.
explore the franchise lists that are available online.
So, what are you waiting for? Explore the various opportunities available in India and start franchising.
Mar 29, 2010 – A look at the franchising Industry and the Top 100 Brands 2010 from different industries evaluated on the basis of their success, growth and concepts offered has been done by the franchising world magazine by Franchise India. The evaluation seems to have been done seeing the success and growth of the brand and how far they have been successful in retaining their success.A peek into the rankings reveals the following:
Established franchisors: Established franchisors are referred to as Masters of Franchising. These brands have successfully grown over the past 10 years and have contributed greatly to the franchise industry. The survey has listed 30 franchisors representing 30 brands in various sectors of franchising like, Education and pre-school, F&B, Apparel, Florists, Gifts and Greetings, Consumer Durable, Fashion and Accessories, Beauty, Health and Fitness, Automotive, Financial Service, and Bookstore Franchises.
Education Franchise: The most successful sector in the category of established brands is education and pre-school sector. Education franchising is the most established and lucrative franchise segment due growth of literacy rate and also due to the increase in disposable income particularly among the middle classes Moreover, the success of institutes such as Arena Multimedia, Cadd Centre, ICA, Jetking and NIIT show that the job opportunities in animation courses and the dependency on computers make more and more students opt for higher computer and software courses. With English language proving to be essential for job seekers, companies like Veta are the most successful franchises. Pre-schools are also proposed to be the best profit makers. With the increase in working women, the pre-schools are gaining momentum. Eurokids and Kidzee are among the top brands in pre-school category.
F&B:Food Franchise: With more and more people preferring to dine out and celebrate the small moments of life, the F&B is the next prominent category among the established players in franchising. Among the Indian players Sagar Ratna (south Indian cuisine) and Club City (multi specialty chain) are included in the top 30 established companies. Kwality Wall’s (ice-creams), Monginis (bakery chain), Amul (milk products)have also been included in the F&B sector.
Apparel:Garment Franchise: Franchisors in apparel segment have also established themselves successfully. Chhabra 555 leads the Indian wear category. Madura Garments, a readymade apparel chain and Raymonds, renowned textile company also occupy this section. They are followed by branded Western wear Spykar.
Beauty Franchise, Health, and Fitness Brands: Healthy soul rests in healthy body is what all beauty, health and fitness franchisors swear by. This trend has prompted the beauty and fitness brands to establish themselves as successful franchisors. With Indians, getting more beauty and health conscious, this sector provides ample business opportunities to the aspirants. Shahnaz Husain Group and VLCC are top established franchisors in this beauty and fitness category. Thyrocare is a leading established Diagnostic centre, offering franchise opportunity.
Fashion and accessory brands: With the changing preferences, there is a transition of traditional market to being more trendy and contemporary markets. With mostly women and youngsters preferring to endow themselves with jewellery and trendy accessories, this section also occupies our list of top established brands. Tanishq and Titan are the top players in the section.
Besides these, florists, gifts, automotive, financial services, consumer durables and book stores are the dominating established franchise categories. These sectors are also providing ample business opportunities to the aspirants to get associated with the successful franchisors.
Having highlighted the top established franchisors in India the decision for all aspiring entrepreneurs to take up the franchise business is much easier now.
explore the franchise lists that are available online.
So, what are you waiting for? Explore the various opportunities available in India and start franchising.
Monday, December 7, 2009
McDonalds Real Business Burgers or Real Estate
Last time when I went to McDonald’s outlet in Delhi with my nephew (my sis’ elder son), I decided to irritate him a bit. I just love it when he is frustrated with my questions. He is all of 8, but just like any other kid, outspoken and naughty.
I wanted to give him a tough time and as we entered McDonald’s outlet, I told him that I am not going to buy him a cold drink if he is not able to answer my answer which obviously was to irritate him and he was definitely going to have the cold drinks irrespective of his answer.
“So, Chummu (his nickname) tell me what do McDonald’s sell?”, the moment I asked this question, he frowned at me as if I am a fool or trying to make fun of him by asking this stupid question. He didn’t uttered anything for next two minutes and was double checking at the back of his mind whether the answer he is going to say is correct or not.
I reiterated, “Chummu tell me what is the business of McDonald, what do they deal in?” The purpose of irritating him was seeing some accomplishment as I started smiling and he finally opened his mouth – “mamu don’t make fun of me! They sell burgers aur kya.” I knew this was coming and then started tweaking the question which was not his cup of tea.” Hey dude! I agree with you that they sell burgers but selling burgers is not their core business.
I mean they don’t make enough money from selling burgers. So, what is it which fetches money to them?” The mercury was rising as he could not counter me and made a second guess that McDonald’s then must be making enough money from cold drinks.
On the face of it, Chummu is absolutely right that McDonald’s sell burgers and cold drinks and it is a common perception too. McDonald’s do sell burger but they don’t make enough money from selling burgers as they do from real estate business. Yes, this is what they do in most of the countries abroad. Close to 15% outlets are owned by McDonald and as per their business model which is completely different from other food chain models, they charge rent on the basis of sales. Apart from this, as in case of normal franchise business they also charge franchise fees and marketing fees.
The former CFO of McDonald’s CFO, Harry J. Sonneborn is often quoted as having said -
“We are not basically in the food business. We are in the real estate business.”
“We are in the real estate business. The only reason we sell hamburgers is because they are the greatest producer of revenue from which our tenants can pay us rent.”
It is a common belief among masses that McDonald’s, the largest chain of fast food restaurants is a market leader in hamburgers which is true but actually it is a real estate power house. It is the largest commercial real estate landowner in the United States. McDonald’s property portfolio was estimated to be valued around eight billion dollars, as of 2001. To explain it further, McDonald’s makes money on real estate by buying and selling properties which are generally restaurant lots. On the one hand, it invests in hot locations while under performing locations are also sold out to balance the portfolio.
Well !! Chummu is too young to understand the business model of McDonald’s and he finally had his share of cold drinks but next time you don’t lose on yours if someone asks you – What is the business of McDonald’s ?
SOURCE:Amit Khandelia on forum4ca.com
I wanted to give him a tough time and as we entered McDonald’s outlet, I told him that I am not going to buy him a cold drink if he is not able to answer my answer which obviously was to irritate him and he was definitely going to have the cold drinks irrespective of his answer.
“So, Chummu (his nickname) tell me what do McDonald’s sell?”, the moment I asked this question, he frowned at me as if I am a fool or trying to make fun of him by asking this stupid question. He didn’t uttered anything for next two minutes and was double checking at the back of his mind whether the answer he is going to say is correct or not.
I reiterated, “Chummu tell me what is the business of McDonald, what do they deal in?” The purpose of irritating him was seeing some accomplishment as I started smiling and he finally opened his mouth – “mamu don’t make fun of me! They sell burgers aur kya.” I knew this was coming and then started tweaking the question which was not his cup of tea.” Hey dude! I agree with you that they sell burgers but selling burgers is not their core business.
I mean they don’t make enough money from selling burgers. So, what is it which fetches money to them?” The mercury was rising as he could not counter me and made a second guess that McDonald’s then must be making enough money from cold drinks.
On the face of it, Chummu is absolutely right that McDonald’s sell burgers and cold drinks and it is a common perception too. McDonald’s do sell burger but they don’t make enough money from selling burgers as they do from real estate business. Yes, this is what they do in most of the countries abroad. Close to 15% outlets are owned by McDonald and as per their business model which is completely different from other food chain models, they charge rent on the basis of sales. Apart from this, as in case of normal franchise business they also charge franchise fees and marketing fees.
The former CFO of McDonald’s CFO, Harry J. Sonneborn is often quoted as having said -
“We are not basically in the food business. We are in the real estate business.”
“We are in the real estate business. The only reason we sell hamburgers is because they are the greatest producer of revenue from which our tenants can pay us rent.”
It is a common belief among masses that McDonald’s, the largest chain of fast food restaurants is a market leader in hamburgers which is true but actually it is a real estate power house. It is the largest commercial real estate landowner in the United States. McDonald’s property portfolio was estimated to be valued around eight billion dollars, as of 2001. To explain it further, McDonald’s makes money on real estate by buying and selling properties which are generally restaurant lots. On the one hand, it invests in hot locations while under performing locations are also sold out to balance the portfolio.
Well !! Chummu is too young to understand the business model of McDonald’s and he finally had his share of cold drinks but next time you don’t lose on yours if someone asks you – What is the business of McDonald’s ?
SOURCE:Amit Khandelia on forum4ca.com
Australian Food Brands In India
Retail Food Group Limited, a leading Australian retail food brand manager and franchisor, has decided to enter Indian market next year. The company is aiming revenue of US$87 million from the country within five years from start of operations.
"We expect revenues of $87 million from our Indian operations within five years. In 20 years, we expect Indian operations to be bigger than the Australian business," Mr. Gavin Nixon, Sales and Leasing Manager, Retail Food Group (RFG) told reporters.
RFG, the largest retail chain in Australia, last year the company’s turnover was US$505 million in the domestic market.
"The Indian food market is one of the most promising and offers immense potential. We want to capitalise on it as part of our global growth strategy," Mr. Nixon said.
RFG will be introducing all its four brands like Michel's Patisserie, Donut King, Brumby's Bakery and 'bb's cafe' in the Indian market next year and plans to double its retail strength every year.
"We will open a total of 15 outlets of four of its brands within the first year and double the number every year for next few years," he said.
RFG currently operates over 1100 outlets in Australia. The company entered China market last year
"We expect revenues of $87 million from our Indian operations within five years. In 20 years, we expect Indian operations to be bigger than the Australian business," Mr. Gavin Nixon, Sales and Leasing Manager, Retail Food Group (RFG) told reporters.
RFG, the largest retail chain in Australia, last year the company’s turnover was US$505 million in the domestic market.
"The Indian food market is one of the most promising and offers immense potential. We want to capitalise on it as part of our global growth strategy," Mr. Nixon said.
RFG will be introducing all its four brands like Michel's Patisserie, Donut King, Brumby's Bakery and 'bb's cafe' in the Indian market next year and plans to double its retail strength every year.
"We will open a total of 15 outlets of four of its brands within the first year and double the number every year for next few years," he said.
RFG currently operates over 1100 outlets in Australia. The company entered China market last year
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