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[Monitor] Most expensive franchise branch Burger King

By Korea Herald

Published : July 12, 2017 - 16:58

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It costs the most to open a Burger King outlet of BKR Co., at some 479 million won ($418,000), a survey by CEOScore showed Tuesday.

Opening costs include application and training fees, along with a deposit and other costs, according to the standards set by the Fair Trade Commission.

Of the top 100 companies in terms of revenue, following Burger King was iCoop, a health-conscious food brand, Lotteria, Lotte Super and Bornga.

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