Industry Overview

Franchising in Australia equates to $154 billion or 18 per cent of the nation’s GDP, representing some 69,000 workplaces with over 480,000 employees.

Franchising is the only Australian industry sector regulated by a Code of Conduct, administered by the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC). Moreover, franchising provides substantial security.

A disputation level of less than 1 per cent, and a much lower failure rate than going it alone, making franchising more successful than marriage!
Franchise development tends to be driven by consumer demand and already we are seeing increasing trends towards home service providers.

Australians generally aspire to two things: to own their own home, and to be their own boss. These dreams play an integral part in the Australian community, with housing a significant economic indicator, and small business providing opportunities for increased personal wealth and employment for many Australians.