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Trades about 22% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Franchise Brands plc manages a collection of franchising and associated business operations both within the United Kingdom and globally. The company offers a diverse range of services via its various brands. For automotive care, ChipsAway provides repair solutions for issues like bumper scuffs, paintwork imperfections, small dents, and alloy wheel damage. Ovenclean specializes in the professional cleaning of domestic cooking appliances, encompassing electric and gas ovens, ranges, microwaves, hobs, extractor fans, and barbecues, including their detachable parts. Metro Plumb addresses urgent plumbing requirements through its emergency services. Additionally, the Barking Mad brand supports a franchise network for dog home boarding. Commercial clients across numerous sectors, such as facilities management, construction, and public services, utilize Metro Rod for drain clearance. Finally, Willow Pumps is responsible for the design, installation, and upkeep of both adoptable and non-adoptable pump stations. The organization oversees an extensive network of 430 franchisees. Established in 2008, and previously known as FB Holdings plc, Franchise Brands plc is based in Macclesfield, UK.
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