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FRANCHISEFOCUS INVESTMENT: £9,995 Delivering results! Leafl et Delivery UK new franchisee delivers incredible income I


n 2022 Ranjit Choongh was looking for a franchise that would give him sizeable returns and decided on what he at fi rst


thought was an unlikely choice – Leafl et Delivery UK. Here is his story. Ranjit is co-founder of the successful


nationwide restaurant chain Jimmy Spices. His family own a number of franchises, and were one of the fi rst Subway franchisees in the UK. He has also held senior management roles in various businesses including The Rank Group PLC.


What fi rst attracted you to the Leafl et Delivery UK franchise? Luck really! I wasn't looking for a leafl et delivery business, but was intrigued by the idea of a franchise for less than £10,000 that could make big profi ts from the fi rst year. So, I grilled Andrew and his team about the numbers. In my experience, that's where many franchises fall down. They were able to clearly and openly


demonstrate the numbers. I was shown a franchise turning over nearly half a million a year, so that gave me confi dence.


And you then decided to sign up? I then did a bit more research and found out that lots of major brands and franchises use Leafl et Delivery UK's services including Dominos, KFC, Taco Bell, Oven U, Greenthumb and many others.


What experience did you have? NONE. You don’t need any. It is very simple to run, I don’t even need to recruit staff as Royal Mail do the delivery and the head offi ce team look after artwork, printing and all the logistics. I don’t even need any stock – except some business cards and promotional leafl ets, it is so cheap to run and I work from home!


And what has the support been like? The training and support are EXCEPTIONAL!


I would say that the support alone is worth ten times the franchise fee! Don’t be put off because the franchise is inexpensive.


What's your forecast in terms of profi t for year one? I made £10,000 profi t in my fi rst month so I expect to beat my £100,000 target! And there are more revenue streams I have not tapped into yet. Don’t get me wrong, you have to work hard for these results but show me another business you can buy for less than £10,000 that has the potential to make 10 times that – in the fi rst year! 


LEAFLET DELIVERY UK Mail promotions 01253 739 662 leafl etdeliveryukfranchise.co.uk andrew@leafl etdeliveryuk.com


Yes, there is a franchise that can make


£100,000GP IN THE FIRST YEAR That costs less than £10,000!


How do we know?


BECAUSE HE IS


DOING IT!


“I asked the Franchisor if I could make £200,000 in 2 years and he said with hard work I could, I was sceptical then - but not now!” Ranjit Choongh


To watch Ranjit’s story scan the code


For more details & a FREE Prospectus


Call 01253 739 662 andrew@leafletdeliveryuk.com


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No capital outlay or stock required


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Low, low running costs


No recruitment headaches Established over 20 years


Very supportive franchisor


Franchise Cost £9,995 +VAT Payable over 5 years


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