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Brand and authority
Use the official brand name and identify whether you are the franchisor, authorised representative or current outlet owner.
Help buyers understand whether you are offering new franchise rights or an existing outlet for transfer. Use this checklist to prepare a complete, accurate listing before you publish.
You are the franchisor or authorised representative offering rights to establish a new outlet. State who grants the rights and where they are available.
You currently operate the outlet and are seeking a buyer. Explain what is included and whether franchisor, landlord or licensing approvals are required.
Specific, verifiable details help buyers compare the offer and ask informed questions.
Use the official brand name and identify whether you are the franchisor, authorised representative or current outlet owner.
Name the Emirate, city or available territory. Describe exclusivity only as it appears in the written agreement.
Separate the initial fee from estimated total investment, working capital, royalties, marketing contributions and other charges. State currency and date.
Describe premises, fit-out, equipment, staffing, licences, experience and other known operating requirements.
Explain what is provided before opening and during operation, including the scope and any limits of support.
For an existing outlet, state the asking price, operating status, assets included and required consents or buyer approvals.
Check the agreement, fees, territory, available records and your authority to advertise.
Put the offer type and location near the start. Add current photos and avoid unsupported claims about returns or guaranteed success.
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Show the initial franchise fee separately from estimated total start-up investment. Identify working capital, fit-out, equipment, deposits, royalties, marketing charges and other required costs where known.
Describe territory protection only as granted in the written agreement. Avoid promising profit, payback or success. Any financial performance claims should be documented and allowed by applicable law.
No. A transfer may require franchisor consent, buyer approval, training, a fee, a new agreement or lease approval. Confirm the requirements before presenting terms as final.
BusinessFinder.me is a marketplace for third-party listings. Buyers should independently verify the seller’s authority, costs, financial information and agreement terms.
Use the listing form to share your opportunity with business buyers. Keep your costs, approvals and contact details accurate and current.
Disclosure and registration requirements differ by jurisdiction. For offers in the United States, the FTC Franchise Rule generally requires a disclosure document at least 14 calendar days before signing or payment. This U.S. rule is not UAE legal guidance. Seek qualified advice for the offer location.
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