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Many would-be entrepreneurs dream about opening a franchise business, but they’re often deterred by the stories of high investment costs and large-scale build-outs. If this
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Many would-be entrepreneurs dream about opening a franchise business, but they’re often deterred by the stories of high investment costs and large-scale build-outs. If this
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Featured Story Why Private Equity Firms Love Franchising Lately, private equity can’t seem to get enough of franchising. PE acquisitions of franchise businesses were up
Restaurant franchises are among the most recognizable and desirable of all franchise opportunities. In choosing the right restaurant franchise brand, investors take advantage of the
✓ The benefits of investing in franchises.
✓ What returns investors can expect from franchise investing.
✓ How FranShares is FTC and SEC regulated.
✓ How FranShares selects franchises to invest in.
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(1) Portfolio IRR projections are calculated using all cash flows, including the initial investment of $25,000,000 of offering proceeds, annual earnings before interest, depreciation and amortization (“EBITDA”), less estimated corporate taxes, and the sale of the entire portfolio at the end of the fifth year at 5x EBITDA.
(2) Cash Yield projections are calculated as the arithmetic mean (average) of five years of annual cash flows (including EBITDA, less estimated corporate taxes) divided by the initial investment of $25,000,000 of offering proceeds.
(3) Equity IRR projections are calculated using the initial investment of $25,000,000 of offering proceeds and the sale of the entire portfolio at the end of the fifth year at 5x EBITDA.