34 types of business

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Restaurants, bars and venues

7 types of business

Restaurant financial modelOperates sit-down restaurants — casual dining, premium dining and steakhouses — earning covers × average spend from food, wine and private dining, with food cost around 28–32% and labour around 30–35% of sales, growing by opening new venues.Sample in Excel · live preview
Pub and hospitality venue financial modelOperates pubs, bars, clubs and hospitality venues — freehold or leased — earning bar, food, function and electronic gaming machine revenue, and grows by acquiring and refurbishing venues.Sample in Excel · live preview
Bar and nightclub financial modelOperates cocktail bars, small bars, live-music venues and nightclubs earning drinks-led revenue, door and cover charges and private bookings, with late-night security, entertainment and licence-condition costs.Sample in Excel · live preview
Dark kitchen and food hall financial modelLeases a building and licenses stalls or delivery-only kitchen units to food vendors for a base fee plus a share of their sales, runs the bars and shared seating itself, and may operate its own delivery-only virtual brands.Sample in Excel · live preview
Catering company financial modelRuns staff restaurants, hospital, school, defence and aged-care catering, remote mining and construction camps, and stadium and event concessions under client contracts — either as a P&L contract carrying trading risk or for a management fee plus recharged costs.Sample structure in Excel
Venue management company financial modelManages stadiums, arenas, convention centres and hotel or institutional food-and-beverage outlets for their owners (often governments) for a base fee plus an incentive fee on venue profit, with operating costs recharged to the owner.Sample structure in Excel
Event and convention venue financial modelOwns or leases convention and exhibition centres, stadiums and arenas, or wedding and function venues, earning space hire, delegate packages, catering, premium seating and naming rights, with utilisation limited by bump-in and bump-out days.Sample in Excel · live preview

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Accommodation

8 types of business

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Fitness, leisure and attractions

9 types of business

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Travel and events

6 types of business

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Gaming and wagering

4 types of business

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