Established business - comes with all equipment, training, stationary & promotional items
Includes Minimum Guaranteed Work $1,500 per week!
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About the Business
An excellent opportunity to acquire a modern, near-new café located near Cranbourne, positioned in a high foot traffic area with strong local demand.Currently generating $8,000– more ››
A rare opportunity to acquire a fully managed, spacious Indian restaurant with strong capacity and full liquor approval.
Business Highlights:
Seating capacity for 100+ patrons
Liquor licence for 100+ more ››
Well-established Indian restaurant delivering strong weekly takings of $29,000, offering a fantastic opportunity for an experienced operator or investor.
Situated in a high-exposure double front shop more ››
Explore a thriving support services business for NDIS, Aged Care, and more. Backed by a national brand, it offers strong growth potential and a dedicated team for community impact. more ››
Has the past year made you rethink your future? During These Uncertain Times, Take Control. NOW is The Perfect Time. We Have Too Much Work & Turning Away Clients Call 131546 Top 10 BEST Franchise. more ››
Independent ownership with full support-Hands-on 38+hrs/week.
Low franchise fees.
Multisite growth pathway.
Strong national marketing.
Full and ongoing training, support and coaching more ››
Rare opportunity to acquire an established Australian company with current NDIS registration across 14 classes of support, High Intensity Daily Personal Activities, Community Nursing Care and SIL. more ››
Littlefoot, located on Barkly Street in the heart of Footscray, was established in 2015 by its current owners with one simple goal: to create a vibrant, welcoming venue for the local community. The... more ››
Prime northern suburb Indian restaurant with approx. $18,000 weekly takings, 65 seats, fully equipped kitchen, walk-in cool room and approx. 12 years lease remaining. more ››
Established ICT & Cyber Security company offered for its government procurement registrations, panel access, Indigenous procurement positioning, history and industry relationships. more ››
