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Indiana 2 Unit Franchises for Sale with $193K EBITDA / $250K SDE!

Two fast-casual Middle Eastern franchises in Carmel and Indianapolis, Indiana

On NextCompany since September 9, 2026 (36 days)

Indianapolis, IN10 FT + 20 PT employees
Financial summary
Asking price
$1,200,000
Gross revenue
$2,466,685
Cash flow (SDE)
$251,700

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Business overview

These two fast-casual franchises serve Middle Eastern inspired cuisine in Carmel and Indianapolis, Indiana. Each location seats 60 guests indoors. The restaurants occupy 2,500 and 2,377 square feet. Current leases run through 2030. We Sell Restaurants lists the pair at $1,200,000. Combined 2025 sales total $2,466,685. Cash flow is $251,700. Ten full-time and 20 part-time employees run both units.

Who is a good fit for this business

  • Owner-operators who want fast-casual restaurants with existing cash flow in Indiana.
  • Absentee buyers seeking two units an existing staff already operates.
  • Franchise candidates ready to develop 3 additional units with this purchase.
  • Buyers who intend to pursue SBA lending on the $1,200,000 asking price.

Details

Frequently Asked Questions

These two franchises serve Middle Eastern inspired cuisine. They run a fast-casual format in Carmel and Indianapolis, Indiana. Guests customize orders in a modern service style. The interiors measure 2,500 and 2,377 square feet.

We Sell Restaurants lists both franchises together at $1,200,000. Combined 2025 sales total $2,466,685. Cash flow is $251,700. The listing should qualify for SBA lending.

Current lease terms run through 2030. Both leases carry multiple 5-year options. One restaurant pays $10,455 in monthly rent. The other pays $7,042 each month.

The listing presents two existing fast-casual franchises. Operators use the trademarks, systems, and processes. Operators pay royalties of 5% of net sales and a 1% marketing fee. Franchise Business Consultants provide initial training and ongoing support.

The seller is the franchiser. A buyer agrees to develop 3 additional units. Those expansion rights produce a five-unit operator. Franchise leadership must approve the buyer as a franchisee.

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