A prospective Little Caesars franchise in Mexico must have a minimum liquidity of one million 500 thousand dollars. Facebook/littlecaesarsMEX’s photo.
Little Caesars Pizza, the world’s third-largest pizza chain, said it was looking for a franchisee to create a new branch development alliance in Mexico.
In Mexico, prospective franchisees must have liquidity of at least one million 500 thousand dollars and have the ability to open and operate multiple branches in a geographic area.
“Little Caesars is one of Mexico’s best-selling and best-loved pizza brands, and our revolutionary Hot-N-Ready system resonates well with consumers,” said Jeremy Vitaro, director of development for Little Caesars, in a statement. “We look forward to working with entrepreneurs who wish to further expand the value, quality and convenience we are renowned for across the country.”
In recent years, Little Caesars has successfully expanded in Latin America, Europe, Canada, the Caribbean and Asia-Pacific, through restaurant openings in Spain, Colombia and Barbados. By the end of this year, the chain is expected to open in new markets such as the UK, Ecuador and Portugal.
Publication date: 23/03/2022
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