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Cookie Man widens operations
By Our Corporate Reporter
CHENNAI, DEC. 15. Cookie Man Foods India, a joint venture with
Cookie Man Australia, plans to widen its operations with the
opening of two more outlets in the city and creating more
franchise shops in other States.
Speaking at a press conference here today, Mr. R. Chandrasekaran,
Managing Director, said Cookie Man at the Spenzer Plaza would be
successfully completing its first full year of operations in
January. The second shop would come up at Anna Nagar in January
followed by another one in Adyar. Besides plans were on to open
more franchise shops in major metros throughout the country, for
which it had already received several applications. Cookie Man
India had so far invested about Rs. 1.10 crores and planned to
invest fresh funds jointly with the Australian interest for the
proposed expansion.
Mr. John Lynch, the non-executive director said Cookie Man had
been the leading fresh baked cookie franchise company for more
than 40 years in Australia. The company has more than 40 outlets
all over Australia and the brand is present in 20 countries
worldwide. By the end of fiscal 2002 the company would have a
total of 20 franchise outlets.
The dawn of new year would see the launch of `super cookie' (a
large size cookie made with rich and luxurious ingredients which
are never before available in India), he said. Each franchisee
outlet would cost around Rs. 30 lakhs and the franchise would be
an entrepreneur and not an investor he said.
While the shop would be owned by the franchisee the ingredients
and specialised equipment and a unique oven would be made
available by Cookie Man. These outlets would be web-enabled, he
said.
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