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Subway failed in India, infact their global revenue is $17Billion and their Indian businesss contributes less than 5% to their global revenue But how did subway fail even after being in the market for 23 years? Subway entered the India market in 2001, For any FMCG company, there are only 2 ways to scale in India that is by launching company owned outlets or franchise owned outlets For example, a company like starbucks has company owned stores, subway has franchise owned stores And both are very different, When you operate with a company owned store you get the entire profits, but when it's a franchise you get royalty on revenue What went wrong for subway India is their franchise store positioning, Subway franchises went terribly wrong at this, they were placed in low foot fall areas and all their franchises were placed extremely closer to each other because of which no franchise could make equal revenue Since, it's a commission based franchise model, subway couldn't make money as their franchise outlets didn't make enough money
Real Estate Experts,... • 4m
Today, franchising has become a business strategy.But in most of the cases, the businessman who takes the franchise feels cheated even after investing a good amount of money. Companies make big claims but after taking a good amount of money in the
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The Souled Store Story: The souled store was started in 2013 by Vedang Patel, Aditya Sharma, Rohin Samtaney and Harsh lal. Vision: It was started to bring official merchandise of famous movie franchises like Marvel, DC and sports like WWE etc. to fa
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Starbucks in India: 1000 cr revenue with 300 stores - assuming avg sales per store in a year around 3 crores 33 lakhs Starbucks in the USA: 2.88L cr with 16,400 stores - assuming avg sales per store in a year around 17.5 crores Still a long way
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India’s home furnishing sector is witnessing remarkable growth, driven by urbanization and the increasing demand for modern yet functional hashtag#furniture. With its deep-rooted culture of craftsmanship and innovation, India ranks as the fourth-larg
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