Within the extensive franchise market, Bakeries are an option that attracts small and medium investors, since they require a limited investment and above all things it is a business model that is easy to operate. and that has a constant audience. A trade, in addition to high profitability and with the drop in inflation, has managed to stabilize its costs.
Buenos Aires Bakery is one of the franchises that has grown the most in recent times. Founded in 2008, it has offered franchises since 2011 and currently has more than 40 locations in the country. The focus of their business is on high-quality products for all times of the day, from breakfast to dinner. As explained by the company, the franchisee is accompanied at all times to start up the premises, which must have an area of around 50 meters and be located in an area of high commercial traffic.
Another characteristic of this franchise is that it does not need a large number of employees for daily operations, generally there can be 4 or 5. In this framework, the total estimated investment for the start-up of an establishment starts at US$55,000 and the recovery is projected within a period of 28 months.
Le Panem is another of the bakeries that expanded through franchisings. Currently, it has 2 of its own stores and around 35 franchisees. It offers healthy, artisanal baked goods. The dimensions of the premises to install a bakery of this type start from 40 meters plus warehouse and require an average of three employees.
The estimated total investment is around US$30,000 plus VAT, the estimated average annual turnover is around US$120,000 and the recovery of the investment is projected within a period of 18 months. Like other bakeries of this type, the business model is simple and easy to manage for the franchisee.
Dulce Hora is another relatively new franchise that grew rapidly after the pandemic. Founded in 2018, it currently has more than 35 stores and offers baked goods, invoices and pastries. It is also one of the most accessible options because the total initial investment starts at US$19,500., always depending on the size of the premises and the chosen format.
On the other hand, the average annual turnover of the premises is around US$60,000. and the recovery of the initial investment is stipulated within a period of 18 months.
Panadería del Pilar is an old well-known company in the bakery business in the province of Córdoba, with more than 160 years of experience, lThe company offers as a strength its plant of more than 2,000 covered meters where it produces all the products that supply its premises.
Currently, the company has seven of its own stores and around 28 franchisees. It also promises constant support and training for the investor and their employees.
The estimated total investment to install a franchise of this firm is around US$20,000 plus VAT for the bakery format and US$30,000 plus VAT for the so-called premium format.
Finally, Don Armando Bakeries, was born as a brand in 2001, in the city of San Miguel, province of Buenos Aires, forged as a purely family business. Since 2015, it began its expansion with franchises and today it has more than 30 stores.
The firm offers baked goods, invoices and pre-pizzas, among other products. It is characterized by its low prices, which is a resilient business in times of falling consumption and economic crisis.
The total initial investment to install a franchise of the firm is around US$19,000 and the recovery of the investment is projected within a period of 12 to 18 months. On the other hand, the average annual billing per location would be around US$72,000.
Source: Ambito
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