Franchise Key United Kingdom - British Directory for Franchise and Master Franchise Opportunities

You need to carry out a series of tasks to achieve this.

We do not know what your franchise concept is nor whether it is suitable for our markets. However, you should carry out the following:

• study the potential of your concept and the competition in France and Spain

• investigate whether there are any legal, administrative or logistical constraints, etc.

• check the economic feasibility (franchisees’ operating account, etc...)

• study French and Spanish legal standards (EU law plus any country-specific regulations such as the Doubin Law on pre-contractual information = a simplified UFOC) < BR >
• decide whether you wish to use a master, subsidiary, direct franchise, joint venture

• draw up a development and recruitment plan

• adapt the tools to the French and Spanish markets (not just the language but also the content of the manuals, leaflets, etc.)

FranchiseKey is able to help you achieve your goals as it is a joint venture between several different European experts and consultants and we have been active in the franchise sector since 1975!!!

This is a form of franchising whereby the franchisor grants another natural or legal person, known as the master franchisee, the right to operate a franchise in a major territory (a country for example). The franchisee is then expected to agree franchise agreements with other individual franchisees. The master franchisee thus acts as a franchisee vis-à-vis the original franchisor and usually plays the role of franchisor with regard to the individual franchisees recruited. This position is comparable to the role of importers or wholesalers.