Estimated start-up costs for South African locations range from R 1,950,000 – R 3,500,000 and include but are not limited to the franchise fee, equipment, location build-out, furnishings, and working capital. When prospective business owners first consider purchasing a franchise location, the first question they often have is about the investment requirement. The initial investment for South African locations varies based on the franchise fee, start-up costs, location build-out, landlord deposit, pre-opening payroll, and working capital.
We look for our prospective franchisees to have R 1,500,000 net worth and liquid capital. Investing in a business deserves careful consideration. Many owners rely on their personal assets to finance their gym including savings, other investments, lines of credit or home equity loans. Others get financial support from family or friends.
This information is not an offer of a franchise, nor is it a solicitation of an offer. An offering can only be made with a disclosure document, which must be registered first in certain states and foreign countries. Registration does not constitute approval by any agency. This communication or website is not directed by us to residents of any of those states or countries. If you are a resident of, are receiving this message in, or intend to operate a franchise in any of those states or countries, we will not offer you a franchise until we have complied with any applicable pre-sale registration and disclosure requirements. Check with us to see if offers are not currently being made in certain states and countries.