FRANCHISEFOCUS INVESTMENT: FROM £15 0,000 Berry good! Oakberry Açai: Leading the global açai revolution T
he world’s appetite is shifting. Today’s consumers want food that fuels their bodies, fits into
their busy lifestyles, and supports a healthier planet. They are turning away from processed, convenience- driven meals and demanding natural, functional alternatives. At the heart of this shift is one of the most powerful superfoods on earth: açai. Born in the Brazilian Amazon and
introduced to the wider world in the 1990s, açai quickly became a staple in the diets of high-performing athletes. With its antioxidant-rich profile, natural energy boost, and vibrant flavour, it was embraced not just as food but as part of a lifestyle. Over the decades, açai has grown into a global sensation – and leading that charge is Oakberry, the world’s number-one* açai brand. Founded in Brazil in 2016, Oakberry is on a mission to make açai known and appreciated all over the globe. In less than a decade, the company has expanded from a single store to more than 950 outlets in 45 countries, introducing millions of consumers to the energy, taste, and health benefits of açai bowls and smoothies. Unlike other concepts riding
the superfood wave, Oakberry has established itself on solid foundations: 100% Organic açai sourced directly from its own farms in Brazil, guaranteeing quality and sustainability across every market Unlimited toppings that allow customers to create their perfect bowl or smoothie, blending indulgence with health Global leadership as the fastest- growing açai brand worldwide, with a presence from São Paulo to Sydney, New York to Dubai
Oakberry’s small-format quick-
service restaurant (QSR) outlets, typically with around eight covers, are designed for efficiency and scalability.
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“Tap into one of the most dynamic segments of the ood industry”
The average revenue per store is £540,000, with franchisees achieving payback on investment between 18-30 months. Sales growth is strong and sustainable, with an average of 35% growth from year one to year two, and 25% from year two to year three. The investment required to become an Oakberry franchisee ranges from £150,000-190,000. Beyond the financials, the company
distinguishes itself through a comprehensive support package for its partners. From site selection and store build to training, supply chain, marketing, and technology setup, Oakberry ensures franchisees are fully equipped for success. Oakberry is seeking experienced
entrepreneurs and multi-brand operators who share its vision of
building a healthier fast-food future. With the global healthy QSR sector experiencing significant growth, Oakberry is ideally positioned to continue leading the charge – and is actively partnering with franchisees ready to scale alongside the brand. For investors, the opportunity is clear:
join the world’s fastest-growing* açai brand, tap into one of the most dynamic segments of the food industry, and partner with a company that has already proven its model across continents. Oakberry represents more than açai – it represents a movement toward smarter, healthier, and more sustainable fast food. The journey of açai is still unfolding,
and so is the journey of Oakberry. The question for entrepreneurs is simple: will they join it?
OAKBERRY QSR/food and beverage/health
oakberry.com
franchise@oakberryuk.com
Investment level: £100K-£250K
*Number of stores worldwide
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