The initial investment required for the CountryMall franchise typically includes the following components:
Franchise Fee:
A one-time fee for the right to operate under the CountryMall brand.
Equipment and Fixtures:
Costs for purchasing or leasing necessary equipment, such as refrigerators, shelving, checkout counters, and POS systems.
Inventory:
Initial stock of products to fill the supermarket, including groceries, household items, and specialty products.
Leasehold Improvements:
Expenses for renovating or fitting out the store location to meet brand standards and operational needs.
Marketing and Advertising:
Budget for promotional activities and advertising to launch the supermarket and attract customers.
Working Capital:
Funds to cover initial operating expenses, such as payroll, utilities, and miscellaneous costs during the early months of operation.