The growing South African coffee industry offers investment opportunities that the serious investor should take note of.
One of these is an investment of R1,78 million to R2 million in a profitable The Daily Coffee Café franchise in which investing franchisees can expect to receive a better-than-average return on investment.
The demand for these neighbourhood coffee destinations is aptly illustrated in the fact that, unlike many other businesses in the hospitality industry, none of The Daily Coffee Group’s coffee café franchises closed due to the effect of Covid-19 lockdown measures at the time. The coffee café has become an essential resource for the community. It serves as that important third place, not where people work or live, but where they spend time to regenerate, interact with others, and continue to be productive in their work. This is what people need today.The Daily Coffee Group – a truly South African coffee franchise business – is currently one of the fastest growing coffee shop franchises in South Africa.
Not only does the upmarket nature of these facilities complement our trendy surroundings and style, but it especially enables us to be at – and become – the nucleus of microeconomic-level activities in the community.Franchise fees are not fixed, but linked to turnover. This greatly assists franchisees in their financial planning and in the cashflow management of their businesses.
The amount is determined by several factors, including whether they manage their franchises themselves, or whether they employ a manager to do so. We discuss these factors in detail with potential franchisees.With a forecasted annual return on investment of 38%, new investors should see their initial investments recouped within just three yearsThe Daily Coffee Group has premium locations for new The Daily Coffee Cafés available within the next 24 months in the locations below.
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