New Indonesian Franchise Regulation Relaxes Certain Requirements
Franchising has become one of the most prominent business models in recent years, particularly in sectors such as food & beverage (F&B), education, fashion and modern lifestyle. Franchise players can now enjoy some relaxation from the previous regulation which has controversies in some aspect. A new franchise regulation was issued on 3 September 2019 and came into force on 4 September 2019. The new regulation was introduced with the intention of simplifying the registration process and to facilitating investors has replaced all of the previous ministerial-level franchise regulations.
Written by Lia Alizia, Norma Mutalib, Reagan Roy Teguh, and Mira Ayu Lestari, read about the details of the regulation by clicking the button below.
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