Muffin Break Franchise Business for Sale in Waterford, WA 6152

"I'm very happy with the Muffin Break franchise, as they give us the freedom to manage our business and they do not micromanage, and I love that!"

Jay- Franchise Owner, Baldivis & Cannington

“I’ve gained the opportunity to own two businesses, learnt to converse more fluently in the English language, have a greater understanding of the Australian culture and I have become a more confident individual.”

Lillian Liao, Franchise Owner

Cafe Investment

When you purchase a Muffin Break Cafe, your investment is all inclusive, which means your business is ready to go with no extra hidden costs! - Store design - Equipment & small wares - Shop fit - Extensive accredited initial & ongoing training - Dedicated operations team - Partnership with some of Australia's premier suppliers. - Initial Franchise Fees - Opening marketing plan - National marketing campaigns - Product development - Recipe creation by an accredited chef - Negotiated supplier buying power - Networking with other franchise partners

Training and Support

Muffin Break is committed to providing nationally recognised training courses to new and existing franchise partners and their staff. Relevant and practical training courses have been carefully selected to ensure you and your staff are well equipped with any necessary skills required to operate a successful bakery café, allowing for a motivated and knowledgeable team.

Network Expansion

There are currently roughly 317 Muffin Break bakery café locations worldwide: AUSTRALIA: Opened in 1989; 201 cafés NEW ZEALAND: Opened in 1994; 37 cafés UK: Opened in 2002; 62 cafés CROC’S PLAYCENTRE: Opened in 2014; 17 cafés *Current as of 4th Feb 2019

Bank Financing

Financing for Small Medium Enterprise (SME) is always a challenge, however as a Muffin Break franchisee you can benefit from Muffin Break’s accreditation with some of the major banks. Most banks will lend money for a SME business based upon the tangible assets the business owner can put up to secure the loan, for example, equity in a house, cash, shares, etc. This is referred to as secured lending. Where a franchisor is accredited, the bank may also allow someone to borrow against the inherent or perceived value of the business. This is known as unsecured lending. Imagine you are trying to buy a business for $300K, if you have $150K equity in your house, most banks will only lend you $150K. In an accredited business, the bank has the option to lend the same again secured on the business, that way you can borrow the full $300K, which is 50% secured against the house (secured) and 50% secured against the business (unsecured). Most banks work on a 50/50 split. In occasional circumstances the bank may be prepared to lend a little more than 50% unsecured.

Cafe Formats

Inline Cafe: Enclosed shop with four surrounding walls. Kiosk Cafe: Kiosk location usually within a shopping centre.