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What About Franchising in Sweden?
At the start of 2006, the approximated number of franchises in Sweden was approximately 300; the majority of which are of Swedish origin. Constituting some 15,000 franchise units, employing 100,000 persons, the total turnover of Swedish franchising is approximately £6 billion. Nearly half of the franchisees are active in retailing, although consulting and eateries are also big fields of business.
Below are the top-ten franchise companies in Sweden:
- Posten Sverige AB with 2,800 units
- Svenska Turistforeningen with 309 units
- Svenska McDonald's with 235 units
- Sibylla/Nordic fastfood with 229 units
- JCA Aktiebolag with 217 units
- AB Svenska Pressbyran with 160 units
- Elkedjan with 156 units
- Fargtema with 132 units
- Grona Konsum with 122 units
- Tema Sportia AB with 110 units
- Electrolux Home Svenska AB with 106 units
- Dackteam with 100 units
Swedish Franchise Association - Svensk Franchise
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