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Franchising in Indonesia

Written by: Dhawal Shah

Article Overview: Key statistics about the Franchising Market Scenario in Indonesia

Franchising in Indonesia

Industry Size: Rp 50 trillion (US$4.96 billion)

Growth Rate: 12%

No. of Franchisors: 1010

Local Franchises: 750

International Franchises: 260

No. of Franchisees: 42,900

Employment Generated: 820,000

Source: Indonesian Franchise Association

Tags: Indonesian Franchise Association, Franchising in India Statistics

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Hello from Java - Hello all, My name is Arya Bagus. I am based in Jogjakarta, Indonesia and I exports home furnishings products. I would like to say hello to all members here and hopefully this forums can be useful to all of us. its not always easy to run the business, so its nice to have some sort of supporting community like this. cheers! Arya
Re: Re Franchise etc - [quote="bmueller47":e0j0nu4t]Can you see a shift of various types of franchises? What I am thinking about is that today it is more difficult to create franchises, that has great appeal. More and more people want to have their business, but no interference of someone else.[/quote:e0j0nu4t] Not sure what you mean exactly but it is certain that more and more people want to have their own business but not more and more people know what they really want to do, or how to do it. And that's what franchising is all about. Franchising is not for an entrepreneur. An entrepreneur will do his own thing. People who buy franchises want a turn key business, with a proven model. Franchising in the US had never been that good. I don't have the exact numbers in mind but I know for sure that franchising is growing more and more as people are getting more and more aware of this business model.
Re: Are You Selling Globally? - I'm from Indonesia and I sell crafts and furniture items to Australia and United States. The idea of importing products from US is interesting, considering the lower USD rates which will affects in better price here (the lowest in 7 years) high tech items like Ipod, Ipad, Blackberry would sells REALLY well here. My parents have a whirlpool washing machines, and it never broken for 20 years!
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