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Are these really bad margins? (Franchise)
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Hello! Was looking at franchising a certain brand but when they sent the document for their costing. Gross profit margin just accounting for product costs alone is only at 25%. I have no experience but isn't this really bad for F&B? Can someone provide insights on this?

Example: 100 peso order only gives a gross profit of 25 pesos, not accounting for other expenses.

Tho the franchise allows you to choose whatever pricing you want, meaning I can double their srp but at that point, the product wouldnt be attractive to customers anymore.

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Miso ramen

Product cost 98

Package cost 10 (with uten)

Spring onion 2

Retail price 145

Margin:24%

Gyoza 3 pieces

Product cost 22

Packaging cost 5

Sauce 2

Retail 39

Margin: 23.3%

Just 2 product samples but the rest are similar. Thoughts?

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