Sunday, September 17, 2006

Franchising Oro China jewelry shop

I have been Informed that Oro China Jewelry has stopped offering their franchise. Please be guided accordingly.

Franchise No Longer Available



Oro China (read as Oro Tsina) is derived from the Spanish word “Oro” for Gold and “China” from old conversational jewelry language “Chinahin or chiniChina ang ginto – to purify the gold”. As the name implies the company is guided by traditional management values that offers our customers quality jewelry ranging from 14 to 24 karat of fine gold jewelry items. Throughout the years Diamond jewelry, Pearl jewelry, Colored Stone jewelry and White Gold jewelry has been added to our products. Platinum jewelry, popular in Japan and Hongkong, has been slowly introduced and will become one of the standard products.

The Company was established by Mr. Ng (Chinese surname is Ty) Han Hua & his wife Mrs. Lucita Villoria in 1967, Mr. Ng is a native of Fukian, China who migrated to the Philippines with his father in 1957. After working with his father in jewelry manufacturing and having gained experience in the jewelry retailing, Mr. Ng and his wife migrated to Cebu and opened Oro China Jewelry.

Oro China started from a very humble beginning with only a small display kiosk located outside a restaurant near the public market of Cebu in 1967 and opened their first store in Plaridel Street and moved to a better location is Osmena Blvd., downtown Cebu. From there on their son, Mr. Harry John Villoria, expanded by branching out to other downtown outlets and SM City Cebu Mall. Mr. Villoria married Jennifer Que, whose father is a major supplier of imported gold jewelry in the Philippines and their union became a synergy for the business.

We believe that we will reach our vision because of our assets – Product and People. Aside from product edge, we focus our investments in people. We consider our employees an extension of our family believing that loyal, discipline and satisfied employee is a big factor in the success of a business. Continued education in customer service, product knowledge and visits to jewelry shows have been the normal practice of the company for their people.

To date, the Company has fostered into eight outlets in major cities of the Visayas and Mindanao and we will sustain our growth in the coming years. At Oro China we aim to be the most preferred and trusted jewelry store in the Philippines offering quality products and services. Franchises are available nationwide.

ORO CHINA FRANCHISE OPPORTUNITY

APPLICANT QUALIFICATIONS

1) Individuals with business knowledge
2) Strong leadership and people-handling skills
3) Good moral character
4) Hands-on management or a family member has to look after the business
5) Willingness and ability to undergo and successfully complete the ORO CHINA training program.

FRANCHISEE’S BENEFITS


  • Use of ORO CHINA business name and trade mark
  • Utilization of ORO CHINA business system
  • High quality and product line
  • Profitable business venture
  • Low Franchise Fee
  • High Product Discount
  • No Royalty payments
  • Credibility of the ORO CHINA brand and name recognition
  • Site selection assistance and evaluation
  • Training and Operations Manual
  • Pre-Opening assistance, Grand Opening assistance, Post Opening assistance
  • Effective Field Service
  • Marketing and promotional assistance
  • On-going operational support
  • Procurement Program

FRANCHISE DETAILS

Franchise Fee:
Pesos 500,000 for a full store, discounted for small outlets or kiosks
Initial Term: 6 years
Renewal term: 6 years
Renewal fee: none
Royalty: none
Advertisement: Pesos 25,000 Grand Opening Marketing Local Store Marketing (by Franchisee) National Advertisement Fund (when established)
Minimum space requirement for full store: 35 square meter

Franchise No Longer Available.


Contact details:

RK Franchise Consultancy
Ground Floor Minnesota Mansion, 267 Ermin Garcia, Cubao
1109 Quezon City, Philippines
Manila (02) 912-2946, 912-2973, Nationwide Tollfree: 1800-10-88888RK
Email: rk@rkfranchise.com



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