How Much Does It Cost to Own a KFC Kentucky Fried Chicken's Franchise?
KFC Kentucky Fried Chicken — Active member of the quick service restaurant (qsr) industry since 1968
Owning a KFC Kentucky Fried Chicken franchise can be a business, but it does have some initial financial requirements. To open a single chicken fast food location, the company requires that potential franchisees have liquid assets of at least $250,000.
The franchisee startup costs associated with owning a KFC Kentucky Fried Chicken quick service restaurant (qsr) franchise are similar to those of Bruster's Real Ice CreamDickey's Barbecue PitRikos Pizza.
KFC Kentucky Fried Chicken falls under the 'food', 'high capital' and 'multi unit and area developer' franchise categories.
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About KFC Kentucky Fried Chicken
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| Investment Level | $250,000 |
| Franchise Fee | $45,000 |
| Category | Food & Restaurant |
| Agreement Term | 20 years |
| Royalties | Flat |
| Incorporated Name | KFC Corporation |
| Business Type | Franchise |
| Year Founded | 1968 |
| Franchising Since | 1968 (57 years) |
| Industry | Quick Service Restaurant (QSR) |
| Industry Subcategory | Chicken Fast Food |
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