The growing South African coffee industry offers investment opportunities that the serious investor should take note of.
One of these is an investment of R1,8 to R2,1 million in a profitable The Daily Coffee Café franchise in which investing franchisees can expect a higher-than-average return on investment. This earning power is further enhanced by the fact that the capital needed for franchise set-up costs is considerably lower than that of comparable franchise models in the market.
The Daily Coffee Group – a home-grown South African coffee franchise business – is currently one of the fastest growing coffee shop franchises in South Africa. It has more than 38 franchises countrywide, with more in the process to be added.
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