Can an Amorino Area Developer exceed the minimum development obligation?

According to Amorino's 2025 Franchise Disclosure Document, an Area Developer has the option to develop more stores than the minimum required in their agreement. Specifically, during the term of the Area Development Agreement, the Area Developer can construct, equip, open, and operate more Amorino stores within their designated territory than what is stipulated in the Minimum Development Obligation.

This clause provides flexibility for Area Developers who see potential for greater market penetration within their territory. It allows them to capitalize on opportunities and expand their business beyond the initial agreed-upon scope. However, this right is subject to the terms and conditions outlined in both the Area Development Agreement and the individual Franchise Agreements for each store.

For a prospective Amorino Area Developer, this presents an opportunity for potentially higher returns if the market supports additional locations. However, it's crucial to carefully assess the market demand, financial resources, and operational capabilities before committing to develop more stores than the minimum obligation. The Area Developer must ensure they can meet the standards and requirements of the franchise for each additional location.