What is the condition for each transfer subject to Section 13 for a Hawaiian Bros Island Grill franchise?

According to the 2025 Hawaiian Bros Island Grill Franchise Disclosure Document, each transfer subject to Section 13 and each renewal under Section 11 is expressly conditioned upon the franchisee's compliance with the company's then-current modernization or replacement requirements. These requirements may include a comprehensive remodel of the restaurant premises to conform to the standards for similarly situated new Hawaiian Bros Island Grill franchisees.

This condition means that if a franchisee wants to transfer their franchise to a new owner or renew their franchise agreement, they must ensure that the restaurant meets the current standards set by Hawaiian Bros Island Grill for new locations. This could involve significant investments in remodeling, replacing equipment, or updating the restaurant's appearance to align with the brand's current image.

The modernization and replacement requirements ensure that all Hawaiian Bros Island Grill locations maintain a consistent brand image and meet current customer expectations. For a prospective franchisee, this highlights the importance of understanding the potential costs associated with future upgrades and the need to budget for these expenses when considering a transfer or renewal. It is important to discuss these potential costs with Hawaiian Bros Island Grill prior to signing the franchise agreement.