Turnkey Business

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Turnkey Business

A new company with a business model that has already been set. Most franchises operate in this way. For example, if one wishes to open a McDonald's franchise, everything from the products to the uniforms has already been determined. One merely needs to put up the appropriate capital and start the business.

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According to the sources, the turn-key projects are currently focused on implementing Ataka and Al-Mahmoudeya power plants.

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The Tri Wellness performance guarantee on their Turn-Key Wellness Program is outlined over three years with participation and engagement being the initial focus in years one and two, and behavior and health risk change being guaranteed in year three.

Tri Wellness Offers Performance Guarantee on Turn-Key Wellness Program

But turn-key deals are not just for tenants; we find that they also appeal yearly to brokers.