Franchises for sale: top 5 franchises

The food industry serves up excellent opportunities and there are many different franchises for sale. Here we focus on our top 5 Australian franchises.

Sumosalad
Founded in 2003, Sumosalad has built a strong reputation and is respected throughout the food retail industry, as well as having a loyal customer base who are used to the brand. Winning countless awards, they have branches throughout Australia (78 outlets). Franchises are offered on a 5 x 5 year term, for $300-350,000.

Hudsons Coffee
Established in 1998 and offering franchises since 2003, Hudsons have built a formidable reputation for quality coffee and outstanding store designs. The brand is rapidly evolving, with 35 units and Hudsons offer full training for the first 6 weeks and ongoing support.

Anytime Fitness
Established in Australia in 2008 and priding themselves as the world’s first and largest 24-hour fitness franchise, Anytime provide a tempting prospect. With 1,400 outlets worldwide and established national marketing campaigns, Anytime operate on the principle that franchisees can run multiple clubs remotely, requiring low labour.

Price Attack
Australia’s largest retailer of haircare, Price Attack run 130 salons nationwide. Franchises for 5 years or more are available in this successful franchise of haircare products – and you don’t need to be a professional hairdresser!

Pack and Send
One of the driving forces in Australian franchise development, Pack and Send are an award-winning freight delivery service. Transporting everything from eBay products to antiques, they offer the support and training of a network with 16 years experience.