Brewery funding
Leading on from a post earlier regarding nightclub funding..
Who do i approach, how do i go about it? |
Funding what exactly? a feckin 70's night? :wonder:
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Originally Posted by DCI Gene Hunt
Funding what exactly? a feckin 70's night? :wonder:
Was told they offer different types of funding. |
Originally Posted by Suuba
Well its just to find out if theres any way of getting funding for a 300 capacity club, upmarket establishment.
Was told they offer different types of funding. Use them ONLY as a last resort, as you will have a better chance of striking a better drinks supply deal with a brewery if you aren't already tied into one that's funding your (their) club. I thought you already had the finances for this....:wonder: |
Originally Posted by DCI Gene Hunt
They do offer 'packages' but on the understanding that you agree to use them as a single source supplier etc...
Use them ONLY as a last resort, as you will have a better chance of striking a better drinks supply deal with a brewery if you aren't already tied into one that's funding your (their) club. I thought you already had the finances for this....:wonder: I'm looking at different avenues as the bank aint too sure, am 2/3rds of the way there with the funding, i was told about this supplier deal thingy as you said, sounds like a bad idea to go with. :( I take i can buy out the contract eventually tho? |
You can get good incentives for just one product. e.g. Guy i know in n'pton owns a few venues, he got offered £20k per venue to serve San Miguel instead of Stella.
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Originally Posted by Nat21
You can get good incentives for just one product. e.g. Guy i know in n'pton owns a few venues, he got offered £20k per venue to serve San Miguel instead of Stella.
A pub or club only ever makes money one of two ways..... booze sales or entry fees...... To MAXIMISE your potential profits you have to get the best deal you can on the booze..... then you can pass on savings to your punters (while still making a profit) the place becomes popular and you can then start charging more for admission.... But stock booze that people will want to buy......... aint no good selling ****e that nobody drinks.............. Buying your way out of any contract is specific to the contract you sign.... ie make sure you have that option BEFORE you sign........ :thumb: |
I'd drink san miguel over Stella act-a-**** anyday :D
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Originally Posted by DCI Gene Hunt
Sounds great, but once he's got his 20K (per venue) he probably lost 20K in profits from the lost Stella sales.
A pub or club only ever makes money one of two ways..... booze sales or entry fees...... To MAXIMISE your potential profits you have to get the best deal you can on the booze..... then you can pass on savings to your punters (while still making a profit) the place becomes popular and you can then start charging more for admission.... But stock booze that people will want to buy......... aint no good selling ****e that nobody drinks.............. Buying your way out of any contract is specific to the contract you sign.... ie make sure you have that option BEFORE you sign........ :thumb: |
Originally Posted by Suuba
You in the Leisure industry?
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