FranchiseRanked

Fire of Brazil

Restaurants & FoodSBA loans FY2023–FY2024

2

SBA Loans

$300K

Total Financed

$150K

Avg Loan Size

—

YoY Loan Growth

How Fire of Brazil Compares

  • Ranks #659 of 1,075 Restaurants & Food brands by SBA loan count (#2,360 of 3,543 overall).
  • Its average loan of $150K is 64% below the Restaurants & Food median of $419K.
  • With only 2 loans on record, its own charge-off rate isn't statistically meaningful -- for context, Restaurants & Food brands overall see a 1.3% charge-off rate across 11,372 loans.

SBA Loan Activity by Fiscal Year

Fiscal YearLoansTotal Financed
FY20231$150K
FY20241$150K

FY2024 may be a partial year -- the SBA dataset is refreshed quarterly and the most recent fiscal year is often incomplete.

Where Fire of Brazil Is Getting SBA-Financed

Recent SBA-Financed Fire of Brazil Locations

Borrower names and amounts as reported in the SBA's public 7(a) loan dataset.

Favorite Brazilian Fastfood LLCSAN FRANCISCO, CA
$150,0002023-11-16
Halo Halo Filipino Kitchen, LLCLAS VEGAS, NV
$150,0002023-07-14

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Fire of Brazil growing or shrinking?

Fire of Brazil doesn't have enough SBA loan activity in both FY2023 and FY2024 to calculate a reliable year-over-year trend. For context, it ranks #659 of 1,075 Restaurants & Food brands by total SBA loan count since FY2020 -- a snapshot of scale, if not of trend.

How much does it cost to open a Fire of Brazil franchise?

We don't have that figure -- investment ranges and fees come from a franchisor's Franchise Disclosure Document (FDD), which this site doesn't parse (see methodology). The average SBA loan size of $150K (64% below the typical Restaurants & Food brand's $419K) is a rough proxy, but SBA loans often cover only part of total investment.

What's the SBA loan default rate for Fire of Brazil?

Fire of Brazil only has 2 SBA loans on record -- too few to calculate a meaningful charge-off rate on its own. For context, Restaurants & Food brands overall see a 1.3% charge-off rate across 11,372 loans.