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Franchise opportunities in Singapore
Buy an existing franchise, invest in a growing business, or find an investor for your franchise. Vested connects franchise owners with entrepreneurs and investors.
Buying · 10 min readHow to buy a franchise in Singapore
Buying a franchise in Singapore means investing in an established brand and operating model. This guide sets out the questions to answer before you invest.
Financials · 9 min readHow much does it cost to open a franchise in Singapore?
The upfront franchise fee is only one part of the investment. Understand the full cost of opening or buying a franchise, including fit-out, equipment, working capital, and ongoing costs.
Due diligence · 11 min readHow to evaluate a franchise opportunity: due-diligence checklist
A good franchise opportunity is not defined by a recognisable brand alone. Use this checklist to test the opportunity's claims before you sign or pay a deposit.
Financials · 10 min readFranchise financing in Singapore: a guide for investors and owners
Investors need capital to buy or open a franchise. Franchise owners need support to operate or grow. These two stages should not be confused.
Selling · 10 min readHow to sell or transfer a franchise business
Selling or transferring a franchise involves finding an investor and transacting in compliance with your franchise agreement. The work done before the business is marketed determines whether the process is orderly or frustrating.
Selling · 8 min readHow to find investors for a franchise business
Finding an investor starts with a credible business case. Show what the money will be used for, how the business performs, what could go wrong, and how ownership and exit would work.
Financials · 10 min readHow is a franchise business valued?
A franchise business is valued by assessing its sustainable earnings, assets, transferability, franchise and lease terms, operating risks, and growth potential. Revenue is not a single determining factor.
Buying · 9 min readBuying an existing franchise vs starting a new franchise
An existing franchise gives you records to assess. A new franchise gives you a clean start. The right choice depends on your capital, experience, risk tolerance, and ability to verify the business case.
Due diligence · 8 min readHow to spot a franchising scam
A legitimate franchise opportunity should withstand verification. Pause if you are pressured to pay quickly, promised guaranteed returns, or given incomplete documents.