
F45 Training: investment and ownership behind its Colombian operation
The first studio received US$800,000 in investment. HHC Fit operates the franchise, with Quinniebrook Capital holding 99.6% of its subscribed shares.
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The first studio received US$800,000 in investment. HHC Fit operates the franchise, with Quinniebrook Capital holding 99.6% of its subscribed shares.
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Nutresa has completed its acquisition of Presto through IRCC. The deal preserves the business’s brands and transfers employees to the new employer.
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Action Living Avenida Jardín will offer 66 suites in Laureles, Medellín. The project combines accommodation and wellness, with investment stakes starting at COP 250 million.
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Ten reopenings will be in Éxito stores and Viva shopping centres. Presto expects to reach 98 restaurants under Nutresa’s operation.
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The brand is in talks with business groups to develop five shops in Colombia. Its first opening is planned for 2026.
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KFC’s closures in Puerto Rico follow the termination of its agreement with the local franchisee. Its Colombian operations have no connection to that operator.
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The chain plans ten openings in 2026. Its Colombian operation works with five domestic poultry suppliers and spans more than 35 municipalities.
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Fractta reports growing interest in franchises operated by the brand itself, offering an alternative for investors who do not want to manage an outlet.
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Colombia’s competition authority has approved the deal without conditions. Presto’s lack of liquidity and competitive pressures were key to its assessment.
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The Colombian brand from Antioquia marks its 30th anniversary and announces a women’s underwear line for November. Its Colombian network combines company-owned and franchised stores.
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The Spanish company says five franchisees have paid their initial fees, while its trademark dispute with Frisby Colombia continues.
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The agreement covers restaurants, a plant and production centres. Presto will retain its identity and join Nutresa’s Consumer Foods division.
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Bill 454 of 2026 proposes a unified tax framework for Colombia’s food service sector. The proposal does not yet change existing obligations.
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Studio F announces investment of more than US$2 million for its return to Venezuela through franchising, with four stores planned for 2026 and three more for 2027.
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The liquidation of Presto’s operator opens the way to explore a sale as a going concern. No potential buyers have been announced.
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The Colombian firm reports facilitating around US$4 million in business in 2025 and aims to expand its portfolio with Latin American and US brands.
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The company has 16 outlets in Colombia and plans two more franchised locations in Bogotá before the end of 2026, according to Forbes Colombia.
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Snova Holdings is combining company-owned stores and franchises to expand T4 in Colombia. The brand is also considering entering Panama and Ecuador.
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Creditors of Presto’s operator must submit their claims to the liquidator. The proceedings provide a 20-day window for doing so.
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Presto restaurants will remain open until further notice. The liquidator is seeking a buyer to keep the business operating.
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NH’s owner is considering bringing Anantara and Tivoli to Colombia and expanding into mid-sized cities through hotel management agreements or franchises. No contracts have yet been signed.
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Myka has opened in Bogotá’s Zona G and announced an outlet at Andino shopping centre. The frozen Greek yoghurt chain also plans to expand to Medellín and Barranquilla.
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KFC is set to open a restaurant in La Flora on 3 October, bringing its network to 18 restaurants in Cali and 21 outlets across Valle del Cauca.
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The collaboration generated more than COP 1.7 billion in sales in less than a month, featuring a special-edition burger, collectables and T-shirts.
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The coffee and bakery chain is exploring franchising. So far, all its new outlets have been company-owned.
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The activewear brand has arrived in Bogotá’s Zona T district. The published report does not specify whether the store operates as a franchise.
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The Danish brand is exploring a property development in Colombia as its franchise operation grows its corporate client business.
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F45 has begun operating in Bogotá with an investment of around US$800,000. It plans to establish seven studios in the capital before expanding to other cities.
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The Dominican chain has opened its 400th franchise. Its track record offers useful evaluation criteria for prospective franchisees considering Colombia.
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Decathlon’s expansion in Colombia is company-led. The brand does not offer franchises to private investors in the country.
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The Brazilian brand has arrived at Mallplaza Buenavista. It has yet to announce further cities, the number of planned openings or a franchise model.
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The retailer has opened its tenth Bogotá store and plans two further openings in 2026. Its expansion in Colombia involves directly operated stores, not franchises.
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Norte 19 has announced Cocina Capital in Bogotá, backed by an investment of COP 2.5 billion and a concept combining Colombian and Mexican flavours.
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Beauty and health, alongside training, were the only categories to increase their number of franchises between 2023 and 2024.
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McDonald’s loyalty programme in Colombia aims to encourage more frequent visits and has around 1.5 million registered users.
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Arcos Dorados reports 73 outlets and 245 ice cream kiosks in Colombia: two formats worth distinguishing when assessing its market presence.
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Land shortages and high prices are challenging McDonald’s expansion in Colombia. Arcos Dorados is seeking landowners and new franchisees.
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Both brands have announced their entry into Colombia and are seeking franchisees. Here is what is known about the recruitment drive and what prospective investors should check before proceeding.
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Colombia’s franchise sector comprises around 18,000 outlets, according to figures reported by PYME Noticias.
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Arcos Dorados has signed its first agreement with a franchise operator in Colombia. The restaurant is planned for Valledupar.
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