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Franchisee Model For internal circulation only franchise overview

Throughout Himatnagar the BIKER’S POINT highly recognizable brand livery has become synonymous with service and professionalism. This has translated into market dominance. It has also translated into great businesses where up to 80% of customers are repeat business customers and where 99% of sales are COD. The concept of quality is continually extending its boundaries of influence beyond product and service performance, into management and every other aspect of organizational life. BIKER’S POINT has recognized this. Company History : For internal circulation only franchise overview BIKER’S POINT opened its first store at Himatnagar, Gujarat in In short times we get famous brand with our Unique Service HOME SERVICE, BREAKDOWN SERVICE, INSURANCE ASSISTANCE and more… BIKER’S POINT is only brand that introduce SERVICE CARD Product in two wheeler’s service industry.  Introduce Unique Service Card with yearly subscription.  Introduce service satisfaction guarantee.  Break down service on road.  Pick & drop facility.  Multi brand service.  Become ISO 9001:2008 certified company.

BIKER’S POINT has obtained Accreditation under International Accreditation Forum (IAF) ISO 9001:2008 and Standards Quality Management System, recognised world over by Governments and Industry alike. Company Management is aware that we exist in a constantly changing business environment. Customers are becoming increasingly sophisticated in their demands from suppliers, and we are continually training staff to develop people skills ensuring sensitivity to customers’ needs. We are passionately committed to the following principals:  Quality comes first.  Customers are the focus of everything we do.  Continuous improvement is essential to success.  Employee involvement is our way of life.  Customers and suppliers are our partners.  Integrity is never compromised. There is now a recognisable quality culture at BIKER’S POINT based on Total Quality Control and Total Management, which seeks continuous improvement in all our business activities. The future for BIKER’S POINT is well defined; there are a number of factors that confirm this. Small mechanical workshops are unable to keep up with the advances in technology and customer demands. Today BIKER’S POINT provides a one-stop shop for a total two wheeler automotive management program. It is an industry with a positive future in both growth and profitably. franchise overview

The services sector is a vital cog in the wheel of the Indian economy. The sector, accounting for 60 per cent of the gross domestic product (GDP), grew 5 per cent in the FY13. OPPERTUNITY : Service Sector in India For internal circulation only franchise overview

Automobile industry is a highly automated industry. Another development that is sweeping this industry is the introduction of electronic gadgets. With this there are growing opportunities and new challenges on the technical aspects in automotive industries. OPPERTUNITY : Automobile Industries For internal circulation only franchise overview 3.6 Crore two wheelers sold in last 5 years 3 out of 4 vehicles on the road are 2 wheelers 10.7 crore service opportunities available every year If we consider the following statistics;

The Franchisor and related companies have expended considerable time, effort, skill and money in developing a unique image and technique for the purpose of Automotive Service by way of maintenance and repair of vehicles. The Franchisor operates a service system, which includes proprietary rights in certain valuable logos, business names and trade names; including the trade name BIKER’S POINT. This modern clean image, with quality service and components also incorporates specific interior and exterior designs and color schemes for business premises, signs, layouts, uniforms, fixtures and fittings. Franchise System For internal circulation only franchise overview The Franchisee will be granted the right to adopt and use the Auto Masters System at specified premises and the Franchisor will agree to grant such rights to the Franchisee, subject to the terms, covenants and conditions contained in the Franchise Agreement.

Operations and Quality Manual For internal circulation only The Franchisor has developed for the use of the Franchisee, the Confidential Operations Manual containing the confidential and mandatory specifications, standards and procedures prescribed by the Franchisor for the operation of the business and the maintenance of the BIKER’S POINT System and Image. The Franchisee shall operate the business strictly with the provisions of the Confidential Operations Manual. The Franchisor shall have the right to add, delete or otherwise modify the contents of the Confidential Operations Manual; provided however, that no such addition or modification shall alter the Franchisee’s fundamental status and rights under the Franchise Agreement. franchise overview

What Qualities Do I Need As a successful BIKER’S POINT Franchisee you do not necessarily need to be a mechanic, you do however need to have mechanical aptitude. By this we mean that you need to be able to grasp the basic mechanical workings of a vehicle, you don’t have to know how to repair a vehicle just understand the basic workings and be able to explain these to the customers. Sales are a very important part of a BIKER’S POINT Franchise, either face to face or in most cases on the telephone. In the first instance a Franchisee needs to be able to convert a “cold call” into a booking. After a vehicle has been serviced and inspected a Franchisee needs to be able to confidently explain to a customer what other work needs to be done to their vehicle, how much it will cost, why a repair needs to be done, when the vehicle will be ready and what may happen if the repair is not done. It is very important for a franchisee to gain a customer’s confidence in their ability to repair their vehicle on time and on budget and to make the customer feel comfortable with their purchase. A day in a BIKER’S POINT Franchise can be very busy for the Franchisee. A Franchisee needs to be much organised so a busy day flows smoothly. An organised Franchisee can produce a lot more sales than one that is not organised. Prior business experience is also not necessarily required, what is required is business sense. Any successful business person, be it an Auto Masters Franchisee or like require a certain business sense, by this we mean a Franchisee needs to have an understanding of the very basic business practices and accounting procedures. franchise overview

Advertising and Marketing All advertising is handled by the BIKER’S POINT Advertising and Business Development department. BIKER’S POINT main advertising is TV, Radio, Yellow Pages and Local and State Press. Marketing Campaign and Event organised by company. franchise overview

Fees, Royalties and Costs Initial Franchise Fee In consideration of the Franchisor’s grant of an Initial Franchise term of Five (5) years to the Franchisee, the Franchisee shall pay to the Franchisor an Initial Franchise Fee. In most cases this is included in the price of a new franchise. Renewal Fee At the end of the Franchisee’s Initial Franchise term (5 Years), the Franchisor can offer a further term subject to conditions in the Franchise Agreement and upon payment of the Renewal Fee. Franchise Service and Administration Fees (Royalties) The Franchisee shall pay to the Franchisor for the use of Trademark and Trading Names, ongoing support, advice and assistance 6% of Gross Monthly Sales, payable monthly by the 6th of the following month. Advertising Levy The Franchisee shall pay to the Group Advertising Fund levies equal to 4% of Gross Monthly Sales, payable by the 6th of the following month. Purchase Price of BIKER’S POINT franchise The purchase price of a BIKER’S POINT Franchise can vary from Franchise to Franchise. When a prospective Franchisee enquires about a Franchise specific costs are discussed. When purchasing a BIKER’S POINT Franchise you are purchasing a fully equipped business. You buy and own all the plant, equipment, tools, fit out computer furniture, signage stock etc. Set Up Costs As with any business there are set up costs such as Legal Fees, Accountant Fees, Stamp Duty and Working Capital. These costs vary from franchise to franchise. franchise overview

Staff Requirements Workshop Manager The standard style of set up is the owner/franchisee is the manager and runs the business day to day. Technians/Mechanics Each store has 2 to 4 technicians/mechanics this can be made up of people with different qualifications and experience. In some cases apprentices or experienced trades assistants will be employed to assist qualified technicians/mechanics or in other cases only qualified tradesmen are employed. Customer care and Accounting In most cases the Manager/Franchisee runs the store day to day and does all the bill paying, wages, BAS, accounting etc. Please note that BIKER’S POINT provide customer management system application which is work online so it’s very easy to run up and getting all detail about register customer. franchise overview

Franchise Format HUB UnitSPOKE Unit Area Sq. feet required1000 to 1500 Sq. feet800 to 1000 sq. feet Investment20 lacs15 lacs Initial Franchise Fee2 lacs Royalty Fee6% Advertising Levy4% Additional FundEstablished by Franchisee Local AdvertiseEstablished by Franchisee Legal & AccountingFee applicable Process & Operational ManualProvide by Franchisor Branding & PromotionsProvide by Franchisor Agreement Period5 Year Tax & DutyApplicable as per state franchise overview

For internal circulation only Regd. Office: Anand Sagar Complex, Behind AXIS Bank ATM, Sahkari Jin Road, Himatnagar – (GUJARAT) franchise overview Customer Care :