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Caci Clinic eyes Whanganui

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14 Jun, 2017 11:10 PM2 mins to read

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The FAB Group wants to open a Caci clinic in Whanganui

The FAB Group wants to open a Caci clinic in Whanganui

Want to own a skincare and appearance business? Here's your chance.

The FAB Group wants to open a Caci clinic in Whanganui and is looking for someone to take up the franchise.

The group says it is New Zealand's leading expert in skin rejuvenation treatments and appearance medicine, and that it is looking to invest $250,000 to bring Caci to Whanganui.

Caci provides services to more than 40,500 New Zealanders from Whangarei to Invercargill and plans to expand offshore as well as add 13 new clinics in New Zealand.

"We're looking to invest in excess of $3.25 million through the Franchise Funding Model in regional New Zealand this year," says Glenice Riley, Global Chief Operating Officer of FAB Group.

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Whanganui is one of 13 locations around the country where the group wants to open new clinics during 2017. Five of the 13 locations have already been secured and the remainder are expected to be secured within the next eight weeks.

"FAB Group has experienced strong growth in the last six years, with revenue growing approximately 15 per cent compounding year-on-year. We want to share this momentum with Whanganui," Ms Riley said.

Ms Riley says the franchise offers an opportunity to be part of a team of more than 250 people nationwide and run a business with unique franchise funding.

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Caci provides what it calls appearance medicine, skin rejuvenation, laser hair removal and body shaping.

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