Philippines' high-growth brands joins the biggest franchise show in Asia

Philippines’ high-growth brands joins the biggest franchise show in Asia

/ 12:03 PM April 28, 2026

As the landscape of Philippine business transforms, a new generation of dreamers is stepping into the spotlight. From Overseas Filipino Workers (OFWs) looking to invest their hard-earned savings back home, to young professionals trading the corporate ladder for business ownership, the desire for independence has never been stronger. 

First Row L-R: TEXTS Founder Rosalie Pañares, Mango Royal Milkshake Operations Officer Mar Chris Bautista, Common Plate Ventures Inc. (Manoy) Managing Directress Millicent Chua, Redbox Pizza CEO Ma. Anjellica B. San Miguel, TULUA Nailspa & Café CEO and Operations Manager Andrea Natividad, SkinTrends Medical Director Dr. Joy Gonzales Second Row L-R: Francorp Philippines Vice Chairman Dr. Ma. Alegria “Bing” S. Limjoco, Papa Burger OPC Operations Manager Aira Joy Alvarez, KEEP Ventures Corp. (CASY PH) Co-owner and Operations Manager Ethan Chan, Chong’s Food Corporation General Manager Franz Mercado Dalinoc, Samgyupsalamat Executive Director Engr. Daryl Dexter Julio, Crazy Curry Managing Director Stephen Po, Mayet Dela Rosa Fine Jewelry Corporate Secretary Trisha May Dela Rosa, Francorp Philippines CEO Sam Christopher Lim and Francorp Philippines Managing Director Noel Siggaoat

Franchising serves as the ultimate bridge to this ambition, offering first-time entrepreneurs a proven roadmap to success. Francorp Philippines, marking 30 years of industry leadership, is proud to support the debut of 13 diverse franchise concepts at the Franchise Asia Philippines (FAPHL) Expo 2026. As the biggest show in Asia—featuring 1,000 brands and over 50,000 visitors—the Expo provides the perfect entry point for those ready to claim ownership of their future.

A Proven Roadmap to Business Independence

For many, the jump from employee to employer feels like a leap of faith, yet the 13 brands debuting at FAPHL 2026 under the Francorp banner represent more than just business transactions; they are vital vehicles for personal and financial freedom. Whether it is an OFW seeking a stable secondary income or a Gen Z entrepreneur eager to disrupt the market, these concepts are meticulously designed for scalability and long-term viability. By choosing a franchise, aspiring owners effectively bypass the “trial and error” phase, starting their journey with the robust support of established systems and a community of experts.

Starting a business can be intimidating, but it shouldn’t be a solitary struggle, which is why the Franchise Launch Pad on April 24 at the SMX Convention Center is designed to strip away the complexity of entrepreneurship. This event removes traditional barriers to entry by offering attendees direct access to brand owners and franchise experts, replacing cold inquiries with real, transparent conversations and mentorship that simplifies the path to ownership. Ultimately, Francorp’s mission is to make business ownership inclusive, ensuring that every Filipino—regardless of their background—has the professional guidance needed to succeed.

13 Brands, Endless Opportunities

The curated portfolio debuting at FAPHL 2026 offers a pathway for every lifestyle and budget, spanning the most resilient sectors of the economy:

F&B Favorites

Leading the portfolio is a strong lineup of food and beverage concepts designed to meet everyday demand and shifting dining trends. Featured brands include Chong’s Chicken Inasal, a fast-rising homegrown grilled favorite; Crazy Curry, known for its first and original curry fried chicken; and MANOY (Manok, Baboy, Atbp.), offering a modern take on Filipino rotisserie meals.

Also joining the category are Papa Burger, recognized for its value-driven Buy 1 Take 1 offerings; and Redbox Pizza, known for its malunggay-infused, better-for-you pizzas.

Rounding out the group are Samgyupsalamat, a pioneer in unlimited Korean BBQ dining; Mango Royal Milkshake, offering affordable premium mango-based beverages; and Edelyn’s Homemade Nuts (EHN), an award-winning Filipino snack brand with strong market recognition.

Beauty & Wellness Trailblazers

Catering to the growing demand for self-care and personal services, this category highlights brands focused on enhancing confidence and well-being. SkinTrends leads with accessible, science-backed acne treatments and aesthetic enhancements, while Tulua Nail Spa and Café offers a unique combination of nail care and café experience. 

Smart Retail, Logistics, & Lifestyle

Representing innovation in retail, CasyPH introduces a new business model through its DIY phone case vending concept—bringing customization and convenience together in a scalable, technology-driven format. Meanwhile, Mayet Dela Rosa elevates lifestyle with its timeless fine jewelry, custom-designed pieces, and personalized services. Rounding out the category, Thaumazo EXpress Transport Solutions (TEXTS) offers safe, tech-driven logistics with real-time GPS tracking and express transport solutions engineered for time-critical reliability.

Enabling Success Through Franchising

For 30 years, Francorp has remained at the forefront of franchise development, enabling businesses to scale and empowering entrepreneurs nationwide. Its participation in the Expo underscores its ongoing commitment to innovation and inclusive economic growth.

“Franchising continues to evolve as consumer behavior changes, and our role is to help entrepreneurs stay ahead of that shift,” says Francorp CEO Chris Lim. “Through this year’s lineup at FAPHL 2026, we are showcasing concepts that reflect innovation, adaptability, and long-term business viability across food, wellness, retail, and logistics.”Those interested in exploring their business’s franchising potential may also take advantage of Francorp’s free franchisability consultation and Franchise Your Business Seminars (FYBS). For more information, visit www.francorp.com.ph or call +63917-809-9043.

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This article is brought to you by Francorp.

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