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Maxis Franchise
Maxi’s was founded in 1993 by an entrepreneur Pretoria who saw an opportunity in the market for a family restaurant franchise offering a wider range of food and focusing on a quality offering.
Maxi’s
| Established: | 1993 | |||
| Initial Franchise Fee: | R110 000.00 ex VAT | |||
| Set-up Costs: | From R1.8 million ex VAT (incl establishment cost, joining fee & working capital) | |||
| Management Fees: | 6% of turnover | |||
| Marketing Fees: | 4% of turnover | |||
| FASA Member: | Yes | |||
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About the Franchise
Maxi’s was founded in Pretoria in 1993, by an entrepreneur who saw an opportunity in the market for a family restaurant that would offer a wide range of affordable, high-quality food.
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