Takeaway Franchise opportunities to start in Sunderland

What can Sunderland offer to new businesses?

Would you like to start a business in Sunderland, located in the North East of England? Would you like to work for yourself but not on your own? If so, check out our franchising opportunities. On this page, you'll find several companies offering the training and support you need to run your own business in the Sunderland area. Explore our various franchising options to discover the sectors and brands that most appeal to you.

According to recent census data, there are 277,000 people in Sunderland. The age group with the highest concentration is 40-59. Unemployment in the area (7.1%) is high compared to the UK as a whole (4%). The labour force represents 74.5% of the local population, or 130,000 people. The area's average gross annual income of £24,167 is lower than the average income of £30,629 across the United Kingdom.

Franchising opportunities in the Takeaway services sector

If the idea of running a business in the Takeaway services sector appeals to you, have a look at the 14 brands currently recruiting franchisees in the sector. The Takeaway services sector is just one sector among many in the Restaurant sector. Its five Sandwich franchises, two Burger franchises, four Pizza franchises, two Food Truck franchises and three Juice Bar franchises are also worth considering. Let our selection of brands be your guide to starting your next exciting investment opportunity. If you're keen on the Hospitality and Food Services industry, you may want to consider how many people already work in the field. In Sunderland, Hospitality and Food Services businesses currently employ 6,000 people.

Three franchise business examples

If you plan to invest in a Takeaway business, you could consider Snappy Tomato Pizza. By joining its 19 franchises already in operation, you could contribute to this brand's expansion. You will need an initial investment of £25,000 to open your own Snappy Tomato Pizza business. Your personal investment should account for at least £5,000 of the total amount. You may want to consider getting a loan to open a business in this sector. These low startup costs make this a good franchising option for first-time franchisees. A large premises will also be required to operate this business. If you can't cover the startup costs on your own, you could find out if you qualify for financial aid.

Rooster Shack could be another good option for you to invest in. By joining its network of two franchisees, you could contribute to this brand's success. Opening a Rooster Shack franchise will require you to invest a minimum of £150,000. At least £75,000 of this should come from your own personal investment. It is thus less appropriate for new investors. A large premises will also be required to operate this business. When investing in this franchise, you could qualify for financial assistance.

Finally, Really Awesome Coffee is an interesting franchising opportunity in the Takeaway services sector. The brand is expanding, with 54 locations currently in operation, and a desire to expand further. An affordable initial investment of £69,000 will enable you to start your own Really Awesome Coffee business. In most cases, your personal investment should represent 30 to 50% of the total amount. Really Awesome Coffee requires you to personally invest at least £9,300. You could potentially apply for a loan to cover the remaining costs. These low startup costs make this a good franchising option for first-time franchisees. By investing in this established brand, you could be eligible for financial aid. See eligibility details on our website.

Many businesses are already operating in the Takeaway services sector. We currently have 14 franchise opportunities available in the sector. Plus, with close to 250 alternative franchising options available in different sectors, Point Franchise offers plenty of choice to find the brand that best meets your needs.

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