๐ŸŸ 2/9/2023 – Low Investment Wing Franchise On The Rise

FRANCHISES OF THE WEEK

1) Detroit Wing Company

Fast Facts

Background

  • Founded in 2015, franchising since 2021
  • Based in Detroit; 11 locations open at the start of 2022
  • Wing restaurant known for their 19 signature sauces

Fees + Investment

  • Royalty: 6%
  • Brand Fund: 2%
  • Franchise Fee: $30,000
  • Initial Investment: $506,436 to $662,283

Financial Performance

  • The below table disclose average revenue statistics from 6 locations (4 franchised, 2 company owned)

The Wolf’s Take ๐ŸŸ

Last year’s numbers for Detroit Wing Co showed an average unit volume of ~$1.6 million based on 3 locations. The fact that the average revenue per location increased with a larger sample size this year shows potential for this emerging franchise. 

Itโ€™s early days, but $1.7 million in annual revenue is more than your average Burger King or Taco Bell. Not to mention, itโ€™s a low investment build relative to other QSR franchises at just $507K – $663K. 

If youโ€™re in the market for a QSR franchise, Detroit Wing Co is worthy of looking at!

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2) College Hunks

Fast Facts

Background

  • Founded in 2003, franchising since 2007
  • Based in Florida; 155 locations open at the start of 2022
  • Junk removal and moving services

Fees + Investment

  • Royalty: 7%
  • Brand Fund: 2%
  • Franchise Fee: $45,000 – $65,000
  • Initial Investment: $158,700 – $283,500

Financial Performance

  • The below info is based on 104 franchised locations

The Wolf’s Take ๐ŸŸ

These are some impressive average revenue and EBITDA statistics. My one call out is itโ€™s a little unclear (even when reading the footnotes in the full documentation) if the EBITDA has factored in the royalty youโ€™d have to pay as a franchisee

Even so, based on the investment level, College Hunks is offering a great cash on cash return for the second year in a row. 

Junk removal isnโ€™t sexy, but it looks good for cash flow!

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