About Chatime
Liquid Capital: $100,000
Net Worth Requirement: $500,000
Franchise Fees: $49,900
Royalty: 5%
Training and Support: Yes
Home Office: Culver City, CA
CEO: Carlos Antonius
Investement Range $208,600 - $475,400
Founded in 2005, Chatime has grown into a global bubble tea franchise, with over 1,000 retail outlets across continents including Asia, North America, Australia, and Europe. Specializing in gourmet bubble tea, smoothies, and other tea-based beverages, Chatime is dedicated to innovating the beverage industry while maintaining the highest standards of quality and customer service.
Why Join Chatime?
- Global Brand Recognition: As one of the largest bubble tea franchises in the world, Chatime offers significant market presence and brand recognition.
- Innovation in Beverage: Through its Cha Lab Center of Innovation, Chatime leads in developing new and exciting beverage options that appeal to a diverse customer base.
- Strong Franchise Support: Franchisees receive unparalleled support through Chatime's proprietary systems, including the ChaSmart Go-to-Market strategy, comprehensive training, and robust operational guidance.
- High Growth Industry: With the global bubble tea market projected to grow significantly, investing in a Chatime franchise presents an opportunity to capitalize on this trend in a high-potential beverage industry.
Ideal Franchisee Profile Chatime is seeking motivated entrepreneurs with a background in management, ideally in the retail or food and beverage industry. Candidates should have strong financial acumen and the ability to effectively lead a team. A passion for customer service and a commitment to maintaining high standards are crucial for success in expanding the Chatime brand.
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