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2. Must be costing them an absolute fortune in lost sales.
Aren't the branches ran as franchises? So it's the local guy who takes the biggest hit, and its not his fault.
This came up in an article once on Bloomberg on how two McDonald's opened side by side (not across the road) and this was because one was owned and another was franchised.
Only BK is franchised out completely (or near)
While Burger King operate a franchise model (ie each country is franchised), all sites in NZ are not individually franchised, and all stores owned by the private equity company that owns the master franchise.
Correct however I think there are approx 2 NZ stores which are privately owned, One is the one by the airport, The other I cant remember which, Usually can spot them with those "This deal is not available in this store" lines.
Isn't that just because of the high rent charged for a store in the airport, hence they can't offer the cheapest offers with such high costs