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Appendix: Supporting Documents
*(Expanded with Ethiopian Context, ETB Figures, and PPP Considerations)*

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### 1. Franchise Agreements
Key Clauses Tailored for Ethiopia:
- Franchise Fee: 1.5M ETB per location (covers equipment, branding, and training).
- Royalty Structure: 8% of monthly sales (reinvested into national marketing campaigns).
- Territorial Rights: Exclusive zones within Addis Ababa (e.g., Bole, Merkato) to prevent oversaturation.
- Renewal Terms: 5-year renewable contracts, contingent on 85%+ hygiene audit scores.
- Local Adaptation:
- PPP Alignment: Flexible pricing adjustments (max 5% annual increase) to maintain affordability.
- Exit Clauses: Franchisees can sell back units at 1.5x EBITDA if exiting within 3 years.

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### 2. Supplier Contracts
a) Amhara Poultry Farm (Chicken Supply):
- Pricing: Fixed at 180 ETB/kg (vs. market rate of 210 ETB/kg) for 3 years.
- Volume Commitment: 200kg/day per franchise; penalties of 50,000 ETB/day for shortages.
- Quality Standards: Halal certification and EFDA-compliant processing.

b) Green Ethiopia (Packaging):
- Biodegradable Materials: Banana leaf containers at 3 ETB/unit (20% cost premium absorbed by Boaz).
- Sustainability Metrics: 40% waste reduction target; annual audits for compliance.

c) Oromia Agri-Processors (Backup Supply):
- Premium Pricing: 10% above Amhara rates for emergency poultry supply.

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### 3. Financial Models
a) 5-Year Projections (ETB):
| Metric | Year 1 | Year 3 | Year 5 |
|--------------------------|----------------|----------------|----------------|
| Revenue | 12.6M | 37.8M | 75.6M |
| Net Profit | 1.26M | 5.67M | 11.34M |
| EBITDA Margin | 10% | 15% | 20% |

b) Break-Even Analysis:
- Monthly Fixed Costs: 560,000 ETB/location (rent, salaries, utilities).
- Variable Costs: 120 ETB/meal (ingredients, packaging).
- Break-Even Point: 4,667 meals/month at 199 ETB/meal.

c) PPP Adjustments:
- Affordability Threshold: Meals priced at <1.5% of avg. monthly income (6,000 ETB).
- Inflation Hedge: Annual price increases capped at 5%, aligned with wage growth.

d) Sensitivity Analysis:
| Scenario | Impact on Net Profit |
|--------------------------|--------------------------|
| 10% Sales Drop | -15% (1.07M ETB Year 1) |
| 12% Inflation | -8% (1.16M ETB Year 1) |
| 20% Fuel Price Increase | -5% (1.19M ETB Year 1) |

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### 4. Market Research Data
- Survey Results: 1,000 Addis Ababa respondents; 70% prioritize halal-certified, affordable QSRs.
- Competitor Pricing Analysis: KFC combo meals at 220–300 ETB vs. Boaz at 199 ETB.

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### 5. Legal & Regulatory Documents
- Halal Certification: Issued by Ethiopian Islamic Affairs Supreme Council (EIASC).
- EFDA Compliance: HACCP plans and food handler licenses.
- Business Licenses: Addis Ababa Trade Bureau permit (50,000 ETB/year).

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### 6. Operational Manuals
- IoT Kitchen Protocols: Step-by-step guides for smart fryers and inventory systems.
- Waste Management: Procedures for composting with Addis Compost Hub.

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### 7. Technology Blueprints
- Mobile App Wireframes: TeleBirr-integrated interface for orders and loyalty rewards.
- POS System Specs: Offline functionality for load-shedding periods.

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### 8. Partnership Agreements
- Deliver Addis: 15% revenue share for last-mile delivery.
- Ethiopian TVETs: Curriculum for staff certification programs.

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### 9. Risk Mitigation Plans
- Currency Volatility: 30% capital held in USD (Commercial Bank of Ethiopia).
- Political Instability: Insurance coverage for civil unrest (0.5M ETB/year).

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Conclusion
This appendix provides granular support for Boaz’s operations in Ethiopia, from PPP-aligned pricing in franchise agreements to inflation-adjusted financial models. By anchoring all figures in ETB and emphasizing local sourcing (Amhara Poultry, Green Ethiopia), the documents ensure compliance, scalability, and cultural relevance—key drivers of the 20% ROI target.