Burger company in India adopts a new Micro-SSR franchise formatting

Modern Burger Café in India, Burger Company, adopted a franchise format for a micro -service restaurant (QSR), Pico.

With an investment starting from 789 km (8.9 thousand dollars), including taxes, and requires an area ranging from 80 feet and 100 square feet, coordination aims to reshape the business sector in the country’s entrepreneurial field by providing a low -cost entry point in the rapidly growing QSR industry.

The model requires an investment less than 60 % to 80 % of traditional QSR settings.

The concession package covers the franchise fees, the bills and programs system, all kitchen machines, brands, equipment, and primary marketing for launch and training, along with the arrows needed for the opening day.

PICO offers a refined menu using historical sales data, which is characterized by a plant and chicken company, sandwiches, fried potatoes, drinks, and moumus (steam -filled dumplings).

This approach to improving the reserves saving unit reduces ingredients by 40 %, enhances the use of ingredients and enhances revenue generation for each square foot.

The concession owners can expect a quick return on investment, within 8 to 12 months.

PICO is designed to suit a group of project regulatory profiles: business owners for the first time seek a low -risk project, professionals looking for additional income, small spacepoint owners in high -motion areas, cloud kitchen operators or current kiosks who want to increase the strong brand.

The CEO of Burger and the founder of Niem Singh moved Ethospitalityworld: “We have realized the tremendous potential for PICO and how to address what was hindering entrepreneurship in India, that is, the huge capital barrier.

“By adopting this innovative model of Micro-SSR, we can put the power of our firm and profitable bars in the hands of every ambitious Indian, whether they are technicians in Bangalore dreaming of their own project or a businessman in a small town ready to bring quality to their community.”

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