Manzana Reparada opens its first franchises in Almería and Móstoles

Manzana Reparada has opened its first two franchises in Alhama de Almería and Móstoles, bringing its total number of outlets in Spain to four. The Málaga-based company, which specialises in mobile phone sales and repairs, is developing this expansion alongside T4 Franquicias, according to information published by Zona Franquicia on 24 September.

Two openings extend the network beyond Málaga

The new outlets introduce two different formats to the network. In Alhama de Almería, the franchise operates as a concession within a mobile phone shop. In Móstoles, in the Madrid region, the shop is on Avenida de la Constitución. These are the first franchised openings for a brand whose existing company-owned shops were in Ronda and the city of Málaga.

The network therefore consists of two company-owned outlets and two franchises. This distinction puts the announcement into perspective: these are not four franchises, but the first two franchised outlets within a four-shop network.

The Móstoles opening also takes the company’s retail presence beyond Andalusia. Alhama de Almería, meanwhile, extends its Andalusian footprint beyond the province of Málaga, where the business began.

A brand with more than 15 years of experience

Manzana Reparada was founded in Ronda and has been trading for more than 15 years. Its move into franchising therefore builds on an established track record in device sales and repair services, although its expansion through franchisees is recent.

The company’s range includes new, ex-display and premium refurbished smartphones. Alongside these retail sales, it offers repairs and technical support, with its own technical service for devices from Apple, Samsung, Xiaomi and other manufacturers.

It is important to distinguish this in-house technical service from authorised service provider status: the published information describes the former but does not establish the latter. For anyone considering joining the network, clarifying the scope of repairs, warranties and available support would be an important part of assessing the business.

The combination of sales and repairs defines the brand’s proposition. However, the available information does not specify how much of its business comes from each service or provide financial results for the outlets.

Expansion with T4 and further locations under consideration

The franchise rollout began in late 2025 and is being managed alongside T4 Franquicias. According to Zona Franquicia, the consultancy is responsible for putting the brand’s national growth on a professional footing and selecting new franchisees.

The company and T4 continue to recruit franchisees to expand the network across Spain. Cádiz and Huelva are among the next destinations being considered, according to details first reported by Just Retail News and cited in the same publication.

These plans should be distinguished from the openings already completed. Alhama de Almería and Móstoles are the two franchises now open; for Cádiz and Huelva, the available source material provides no opening dates, specific sites or confirmed timetable. Nor does it give a target number of outlets for Spain as a whole.

What prospective franchisees need to know

Initial investment figures and the franchise entry fee have not yet been made public. Interested parties must request this information directly from T4 Franquicias. Without these figures and operating performance data, the published information does not allow prospective franchisees to establish the cost of joining or the returns an outlet might generate.

The concession within a mobile phone shop also raises a practical question: applicants should check which formats the brand currently offers and what requirements apply to each. The terms for the Alhama outlet should not be assumed to apply to every premises.

Practical takeaway: the two openings mark the start of Manzana Reparada’s franchise expansion. Before committing funds, prospective franchisees should request a financial breakdown, the contractual terms and details of the technical support available for the specific format they are considering.