Franchising - Facts at a Glance
Business & Investment Migration
- Government & Regional Migration
- Business and Employment Opportunities
- Gateway to the Asia-Pacific Region
- Business Broking
- Doing Business In Australia
- Company Regulation
- An Overview of Australian Agriculture
- Mining in Australia
- Franchising in Australia
- Franchising - Advantages and Disadvantages of Franchising
- Franchising - Facts at a Glance
- Franchise Case Study: Michel's Patisserie
- Franchise Case Study: Boulangerie de France
- Franchise Case Study: Signwave
- High Technology Manufacturing
- Information and Communication Technology
- Manufacturing - Adding Value to Australia
- Tourism - One of the Nations Key Industries
- Ready For Business
- Investments, Communications & Finance
Franchising Facts at a Glance
1 Number of Franchise Systems
It is estimated that there are 1,100 franchise systems in Australia
2 Penetration of Franchising
Australia is considered to be the most franchised nation per head of population in the world. There are more franchise systems in Australia compared to our population than any other country, with at least three times as many franchise systems per head of population than the United States.
3 Turnover
Total turnover of all franchise systems in Australia in 2008 was more than AUD$128 billion.
4 Number of Franchisees
It has been estimated that Australia has more than 71,000 franchised outlets.
5 Employment
Australian franchisess have more than 400,000 people are employed in the sector.
6 Age of Australian Franchise Systems
The average length of time that current franchise systems have been franchising is 10 years.
7 Australian International Expansion
Currently more than a quarter of Australian franchise systems operate overseas.
8 Regulation
Australia introduced the world’s first national franchising regulations with the introduction of the Franchising Code of Conduct on July 1, 1998.

