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The Business Case

LIPA 4:19 Franchise balletAs a LIPA 4:19 franchisee running one morning session per week over three academic terms of 10-12 weeks, with an attendance of 60 seven to 19 year olds and 30 four to six year olds, you can expect a turnover of approximately £65,000 in your first full 12 months.

This figure is illustrative only, but is based on the performance of existing franchises.

Actual turnover and profitability will depend upon your location, overheads, market conditions, and, of course, the amount of energy you commit to your business.

To acquire a franchise, you will be required to invest £13,500 plus VAT, and additionally allow for working capital and costs such as legal fees and accounting.