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Alfamart franchise investments start at Rp 300 million
Alfamart offers three ways to run a franchise store in Indonesia: open a new branch, convert an existing local shop, or take over a store that is already operating.
The listed investment for a new store ranges from Rp 300 million to Rp 500 million, depending on its size.
A takeover starts at Rp 800 million and includes a five-year site lease, equipment and other listed costs.
Shop owners who convert may be able to count their existing stock and qualifying shelves toward the investment.
Franchise partners also pay royalties based on net sales, with rates rising from zero to 4 percent.
Applicants must be Indonesian citizens with a registered business entity and have or plan to secure a suitable site.
The listed investment estimates exclude property costs and may change.
Alfamart franchise investments for new stores start at Rp 300 million, according to CNBC Indonesia.
Estimated investment rises to Rp 500 million depending on store size and rack type.
The estimates include a five-year franchise fee and store equipment, but exclude property investment.
Buying an operating Alfamart store requires investment starting at Rp 800 million.
Franchise partners pay progressive royalties based on net sales, from 0% to 4%.
- Who
- Prospective business owners and Alfamart franchise partners.
- What
- Alfamart franchise investments start at Rp 300 million for a new store.
- When
- The article was published on October 10, 2026.
- Where
- Indonesia.
- Why
- The article describes a franchise opportunity in retail, where demand for everyday household goods is high.
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- Starting investment
- Rp 300 million for a new store with 9 racks
- Largest listed new-store investment
- Rp 500 million for a store with 45 racks
- Takeover investment
- Starts at Rp 800 million
- Franchise fee
- Rp 45 million for five years
- Royalty range
- 0% to 4% of net sales, before tax
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