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PACIUGO - FDD UFOC ITEM 7 Detail

1.            

 

 

ITEM 7

ESTIMATED INITIAL INVESTMENT

 

YOUR ESTIMATED INITIAL INVESTMENT

 

TYPE OF EXPENDITURE

STAND�ALONE UNIT RANGE OR AMOUNT

KIOSK UNIT RANGE OR AMOUNT

METHOD OF PAYMENT

WHEN DUE

TO WHOM PAID

 

Franchise Fee (Note 1)

$30,000

$30,000

Lump sum

When you sign the Franchise Agreement

Us

 

Rent (Note 2)

$2,000 $10,000

$500 $8,000

As required by payee

Monthly

Landlord

 

Leasehold Improvements (Note 3)

$60,000 $200,000

$0 $100,000

As required by payee

As incurred, before opening

Various suppliers

 

Equipment (Note 4)

$40,000 $100,000

$30,000 $100,000

As required by payee

As incurred, before opening

Approved suppliers

 

YOUR ESTIMATED INITIAL INVESTMENT

TYPE OF EXPENDITURE

STAND�ALONE UNIT RANGE OR AMOUNT

KIOSK UNIT RANGE OR AMOUNT

METHOD OF PAYMENT

WHEN DUE

TO WHOM PAID

D�cor (Note 5)

$5,000 $18,600

$0 $10,000

As required by payee

As incurred, before opening

Approved suppliers

Signs (Note 6)

$5,000 $20,000

$2,500 $10,000

As required by payee

As incurred, before opening

Approved suppliers

Opening Inventory and Supplies (Note 7)

$5,000 $8,000

$5,000 $8,000

Lump sum

As incurred, before opening

Paciugo Supply

Installation (Note 8)

$3,000 $6,000

$1,000 $5,000

As required by payee

As incurred, before opening

Approved suppliers

Computer System (Note 9)

$18,000 $19,000

$0 $22,000

As required by payee

As incurred, before opening

Approved suppliers

Training Expenses (Note 10)

$500 $4,000

$500 $4,000

As required by payee

As incurred, before opening

Airlines, hotels, restaurants, etc.

Grand Opening Costs (Note 11)

$3,000 $5,000

$3,000 $5,000

As required by payee

As incurred, before opening

Approved supplies, postal service, etc.

Miscellaneous Opening Costs (Note 12)

$1,200 $4,000

$0 ■ $1,000

As required by payee

As incurred, before opening

Utility

companies,

government

al agencies,

insurance

companies,

suppliers,

etc.

Additional Funds For First 3 Months (Note 13)

$6,000 $9,500

$6,000 $9,500

As required by payee

As incurred, before or after opening

Employees,

suppliers,

professional

s, utility

companies,

government

al agencies,

insurance

companies,

suppliers

etc.

TOTAL:

$178,700 $434,100

$78,500 I $312,500 I

 

I

NOTES:

 

None of the fees and costs payable to us are refundable, unless otherwise described. Fees and costs payable to others are generally not refundable unless you negotiate this right with them.

 

1. Franchise Fee. The initial franchise fee and certain pre-opening expenses are described in Item 5 of this disclosure document, and are non-refundable, except as described in Item 5.

2.                  Rent. We estimate that a typical stand-alone Unit will need from 800 to 1,300 square feet of floor space and approximately 300 square feet for additional laboratory and storage. We estimate that a typical kiosk Unit will need from 100 to 250 square feet of floor space and approximately 200 square feet for additional laboratory and storage. It is not possible for us to estimate your rent expenses with much certainty, due to the material differences in these costs from location to location, and because some institutional landlords may charge a variable rent based on a percentage of your sales, with no fixed minimum rental charge. You should investigate rents in your own area.

3.                  Leasehold Improvements. Leasehold improvements involve expenses associated with the design and build out of the Unit, such as plumbing, electrical and remodeling work. You may be able to negotiate with your landlord for a landlord contribution for these expenses. The considerable spread from minimum to maximum is due to factors such as Unit size and type, configuration, remodeling needs, location and unions. The estimate shown does not reflect any landlord contribution. The contractor must be approved.

4.                  Equipment. The estimates are for the equipment you will need to open a Unit. All of these items are available for purchase from the approved suppliers.

5.                  Decor. The estimates are for the decor items (including furnishings and fixtures) you will need to open a Unit. All of these items are available for purchase from approved suppliers.

6.                  Signs. The estimates are for the signs you will need to open a Unit. These signs are available for purchase from approved suppliers.

7.                  Opening Inventory and Supplies. The estimates are for opening inventory and supplies, which are available for purchase from Paciugo Supply.

 

8- Installation. The estimates are for the costs of installing the equipment. Approved suppliers will provide these installation services.


9.                 Computer System. Includes purchase of point-of-sale system and installation, and purchase of remote monitoring / remote management system and installation. See Item 11 for additional information.

10.             Training Expenses. See Item 11 for additional information. The estimates include costs for the attendance of 1 trainee. Travel expenses vary substantially depending on method of travel, point of origin, distance, advance purchase requirements, and other factors. The low estimate is for a franchisee within daily driving distance of Dallas, Texas. The high estimate includes amounts for airfare, hotel, rent car and meals. These estimates do not include any salary or wages you may pay to any of your trainees for the time they spend in training.

11.             Grand Opening Costs. The estimates are for the costs of design customization, printing and mailing grand opening announcements, opening discounts, and free product give-aways in connection with your grand opening celebration.

12.             Miscellaneous Opening Costs. Includes utility costs and deposits, security deposits, insurance premiums, and business licenses and permits.

13.             Additional Funds. You will need capital to support on-going expenses, such as payroll, insurance premiums, taxes, bonds, initial accounting services, overhead, and other miscellaneous expenses, to the extent these expenses may exceed your sales revenues. We believe that the estimated amount will be sufficient to cover on-going expenses in excess of your sales revenues for the first 3 months of operation. This amount is an estimate, and it does not include any debt service payments. We cannot guarantee that you will not have additional expenses starting your business. Your actual costs will depend on factors such as your management skill, experience and business acumen, economic conditions, the local market for your business, the local prevailing wage rate, competition and the performance of your Unit. We relied on our experience and Authentic Gelato''s experience since 2000 in estimating your needs for additional funds.

 

 

 

The table in this item estimates the major initial expense categories involved in establishing one Unit in accordance with our current plans and specifications. ACTUAL EXPENSES WILL VARY AMONG FRANCHISEES. CAREFUL FINANCIAL PLANNING IS ESSENTIAL FOR ALL PROSPECTIVE FRANCHISEES. You should consult with a business advisor before making any decision to purchase a franchise.

 

Neither we nor any affiliate offer direct or indirect financing for any fees or expenses. See Item 10.





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