Wendy's Franchise
(no street name provided), Chirnside Park VIC 3116
$138,000
BusinessSize: n/a
Wendy's Franchise
Current takings $10,000 pw
Busy S/Centre at Chirnside Park
Excellent location
Long established
Same owner since 2004
Selling milk shakes, hotdogs & ice cream etc
Well equipped/setup business
Extremely simple business to operate
Operating fully under management
Royalties 6%
Marketing 4%
Training fees $12,000
Ideal first business for a couple
Priced for quick sale
Call Jimmy to inspect
Asking price of $138,000
This business is exclusively listed with BPA Business Brokers
Our Ref: 7706
Current takings $10,000 pw
Busy S/Centre at Chirnside Park
Excellent location
Long established
Same owner since 2004
Selling milk shakes, hotdogs & ice cream etc
Well equipped/setup business
Extremely simple business to operate
Operating fully under management
Royalties 6%
Marketing 4%
Training fees $12,000
Ideal first business for a couple
Priced for quick sale
Call Jimmy to inspect
Asking price of $138,000
This business is exclusively listed with BPA Business Brokers
Our Ref: 7706
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Average Age
40 years
Population
11,779
Listing ID: 181677337. This listing has been viewed 0 times. It was first displayed on 05/06/2023 and last updated on 22/04/2024.
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