One of the most well-known fast-food businesses in the world, KFC has more than 23,000 stores spread over more than 140 nations. It is understandable why so many businesspeople are interested in opening a KFC franchise. But starting a KFC franchise can be very expensive.
Starting a KFC franchise can cost between $1.3 million and $2.5 million in initial investment. This covers the $45,000 franchise fee as well as the price of the necessary tools, supplies, and instruction. Franchisees of KFC must also possess a minimum of $750,000 in non-borrowed personal assets.
There are ongoing costs to take into account after the franchise is operational. KFC levies a 5% marketing fee in addition to a royalty fee of 5% of total sales. Accordingly, you would pay $50,000 in royalties and $50,000 in marketing expenses for a KFC franchise that generates $1 million in sales.
Although expensive, owning a KFC franchise can be a successful business venture. The average KFC franchisee earns almost $1.2 million in annual sales, per a research by Franchise Direct. It’s crucial to remember that profits will fluctuate based on things like location, rivalry, and management.
Regarding the questions that follow, gas stations generate a profit of roughly 3 to 5 cents per litre of gasoline sold. This might not seem like much, but when you take into account that the typical gas station sells 3 million liters of fuel year, it adds up to a sizeable sum.
Depending on the location and size, Nigerian gas station opening costs might vary significantly. According to a report by Vanguard, the price to open a gas station in Nigeria can range from 10 million to 50 million naira (about $26,000 to $129,000). This covers the price of the land, the tools, and the licenses.
Last but not least, the price of producing a gallon of gasoline might change based on things like the cost of crude oil, refinery charges, and taxes. The U.S. Energy Information Administration estimates that in 2020, the average cost to produce a gallon of gasoline in the United States was roughly $0.59. Costs associated with retailing, marketing, and distribution are not included.