Working capital is the cash that keeps a new franchise going until sales cover costs. Here’s a month-by-month method to estimate it, and the costs buyers often forget.
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Buying & selling franchises
Due diligence, purchase costs, working capital, valuations and exit planning.
Before you buy a franchise: a financial due diligence checklist
Total costs, ongoing fees, forecasts, existing-store history, working capital and structure — the financial checks to complete before you sign.
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