Drinks Franchise opportunities to start in Bolton

Why should you invest in Bolton?

The franchising options in Bolton, located in the North West of England, are numerous. As a franchisee, you could have the independence of working alone with the support of a team behind you. Stay on this page to find out which brands you could work with in Bolton. Browse our extensive possibilities in order to find the right brand for you, and you'll be one step closer to opening your own business.

Bolton has a population of approximately 285,000 people. The most represented age group is 40-59 years of age. Bolton has an unemployment rate of 7.5% within its labour force of 132,000 people. This rate is high compared to the national average. The gross annual salary in Bolton amounts to £26,225, which is slightly lower than the national average of just over £30,500.

Why the Coffee & Wine Bar sector might be a good option for you

The Coffee & Wine Bar sector currently offers 14 franchise opportunities. If this sector appeals to you, take a look at our options. Could a starting business in the Coffee & Wine Bar sector, or in the Food industry more widely, help you reach your career goals and aspirations? Have a look at the three Natural Food franchises, 15 Dessert franchises, 23 Food and Beverage franchises, three Wine franchises and 11 Sweets franchises recruiting at this time. Interesting fact: companies in Hospitality and Food Services employ 5,000 people in the Bolton area. This could be your opportunity to open a successful business of your own!

Three franchise business examples worth looking at

If working in the Coffee & Wine Bar sector appeals to you, check out Auntie Anne's. Initially established in 1988, Auntie Anne's is a recognized leader in the field, with 32 years of experience under its belt with a significant network of 2,000 locations, the brand knows how to support its franchisees. Opening an Auntie Anne's business requires a significant initial investment of £145,000. At least £40,000 should come from your own personal investment. It is thus less appropriate for new investors. The training and assistance provided by Auntie Anne's give you the tools to run your own business successfully. Financial aid can also be given in some circumstances.

Another interesting franchising opportunity is Coffee Blue. By joining its current 10 franchisees, you would be joining a growing brand network. To start your own Coffee Blue franchise, you will need to invest £43,305, of which at least £8,000 should be your own personal investment. You could apply for a loan to help cover the remaining startup costs. These relatively low startup costs make it a good option to pursue for first-time franchisees. If you are unsure about starting your own business, taking on an established franchise could be the solution. Coffee Blue provides full training and support, ensuring that its franchisees are well-equipped to succeed. Also, if you can't afford the startup costs on your own, you may qualify for financial assistance. Visit our website for details.

Finally, Snappy Tomato Pizza is another interesting option. The brand is growing, with 19 outlets already in operation, and a desire to expand further. An affordable initial investment of £25,000 will enable you to open your own Snappy Tomato Pizza business. In most cases, your personal investment should represent 30 to 50% of the total amount. Snappy Tomato Pizza requires you to personally invest at least £5,000. You could potentially get a loan to cover the remaining costs. Given these low startup costs, this option could be suitable for first-time franchisees. A large premises will also be required to operate this business. By investing in this established brand, you can benefit from access to expert training and support

If you would like to take a look at more new business investment options in the Coffee & Wine Bar sector, we currently have 14 available opportunities. If you are still not sure which sector best suits your needs, have a look through our selection of 238 franchising opportunities across different sectors on Point Franchise.

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