To celebrate a milestone 10th year of service in the automotive industry, VPX, the franchise brand of ValuePlus Auto Services Philippines, is offering new franchisees a unique, flexible financial plan.
This milestone underscores VPX‘s dedication to expanding its footprint, while making it easier for entrepreneurs to become part of its rapidly growing family.
A Decade of Unyielding Trust
ValuePlus has spent a decade establishing itself as a trusted, resilient casa alternative in the automotive service sector. “Our 10th anniversary serves as a testament to the unyielding trust we have built with our valued clients and dedicated franchise partners,” says Mark Saberola, GM of ValuePlus.
Easy Entry Financial Plans: Lowering the Investment Hurdle
The new financial package allows the first 10 branches to qualify to this program, to pay for the franchise fee and select equipment and tools in manageable monthly installments over a 12-month period.
“We’ve set the investment range between 5-8 million pesos, but with our new financing options, we’re opening doors for more entrepreneurs to participate,” says Mark Saberola.
Target Locations for Expansion
The financial package is aimed at emerging and established markets in Cavite, Laguna, Bulacan, Pampanga, Quezon, Baguio, Cebu, Bohol, Davao, and Metro Manila. “These locations have been strategically chosen based on their potential for growth and the particular needs of their communities,” adds Saberola.
Corporate Social Responsibility
VPX is committed to serving its communities. “We are not just about business; we’re about creating positive impact. Whether it’s through job creation or providing top-quality automotive care, our focus remains on serving the communities that have helped us grow,” states Saberola.
The Road Ahead
As VPX Auto Service Franchise looks toward the future, the new financial plans for franchisees are just one way the company continues to innovate. “We are excited to see where the next decade takes us as we continue to offer unparalleled service in automotive care,” concludes Saberola.
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