Do any of Alloy's officers have an ownership interest in any approved supplier?

According to Alloy's 2025 Franchise Disclosure Document, none of Alloy's officers have an ownership interest in any approved supplier.

For a prospective franchisee, this means that the individuals in leadership positions at Alloy do not have a financial stake in the companies that supply goods and services to the franchise system. This arrangement is intended to ensure that the selection of approved suppliers is based on the merits of their products and services rather than on potential conflicts of interest.

This lack of ownership interest can be seen as a positive aspect, as it suggests that Alloy's decisions regarding suppliers are more likely to be driven by the best interests of the franchise system as a whole. However, franchisees should still conduct their own due diligence on approved suppliers to ensure that they meet their individual needs and expectations.

It is also worth noting that Alloy retains the right to collect allowances, rebates, credits, incentives, or benefits from suppliers based on franchisee purchases. While this practice is disclosed, franchisees may want to inquire further about how these allowances are used and whether they ultimately benefit the franchisees themselves.