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TT Bazaar launches new franchise model, targeting 500 stores by 2030
TT Bazaar has opened a new store in Najafgarh, Delhi. Its new franchise model reportedly requires at least 400 sq ft of usable floor space and an investment of INR 1.2–1.5 million.
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Before sharing earnings projections with prospective franchisees in India, make the data, costs and risks clear. Follow this practical approach to credible disclosure.