Case Study: Take Five Sports Bar And Grill

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Take Five Sports Bar and Grill created a financial plan, which will allow for significant cash flow generated by operations. The amount of equity and debt of $1.5 to $2 million dollars along with outside investment capital and franchises, allows Take Five Sports Bar and Grill to open three more stores at a rapid pace. Also, the excess cash will have a buffer if something unexpected happens. Building the brand name and its franchise will build the equity. The success of the financial plan depends on the key assumptions of a slow-growth economy, without a major recession to assuming the continued popularity of sports in America and the growing demand for sports theme venues.
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