Frozen Yogurt & Matcha · Franchise in Perth

Open a YOVIE Frozen Yogurt Franchise in Perth

YOVIE Frozen Yogurt & Matcha is a modern Australian dessert and beverage platform. Self-serve choice meets premium matcha craft, creating more products, occasions and reasons to return.

Australian Bureau of Statistics figures show Western Australia had the fastest population growth rate of any state or territory in the year to March 2026.

Our first store is open now in Glen Waverley, Melbourne. We're taking foundation-franchise enquiries Australia wide.

$350K* +GST turnkey·$150K+ liquid capital·Finance available·See the full cost breakdown

*Estimated turnkey investment. Final costs may vary depending on site conditions, landlord requirements, approvals and store format.

Matcha frozen yogurt being served into a YOVIE cup at a self-serve machine
The Perth market

Perth: one city at the centre of Western Australia's economy

Two YOVIE frozen yogurt cups with toppings on a table in the seating area

50%

higher output per person than the national figure, 2024–25

Western Australian Government

10.3%

higher private-sector earnings than the national average, June quarter 2026

Western Australian Government

3 in 4

Western Australians live in the Perth region

Western Australian Government

2.4%

population growth in Greater Perth in 2024–25, the highest of any Australian capital

Australian Bureau of Statistics

Western Australia is the largest state in Australia, and much of its mineral wealth comes from regions such as the Pilbara, far north of the capital. Its people are concentrated in one city. For a frozen yogurt franchise in Perth, that means a single metropolitan market of an estimated 2,452,765 people, in a state where output and earnings sit above the national figures.

Where the growth is

Where Perth's growth is happening

Perth's growth does not spread evenly across the city. It is strongest on the outskirts, and that is also where the newest rail lines run.

6 of 10

of Australia's highest-growth council areas in 2024–25 were in or just outside Perth

Australian Bureau of Statistics

3

METRONET rail openings since July 2024: Yanchep, Ellenbrook and Byford

Western Australian Government

Alkimos and Yanchep

City of Wanneroo — 246,147 residents at 30 June 2025, up 3.2% over 2024–25.

AreaResidents (2025)Change 2024–25
Alkimos – Eglinton22,493+2,536 (12.7%)
Yanchep14,322+802 (5.9%)

The Australian Bureau of Statistics named Alkimos – Eglinton as the area with both the largest growth and the highest growth rate in Western Australia in 2024–25. METRONET's Yanchep Line opened for passenger service on 15 July 2024, with new stations at Alkimos, Eglinton and Yanchep.

Ellenbrook and Brabham

City of Swan — 187,090 residents at 30 June 2025, up 4.0% over 2024–25.

Top 10 growth rate, Australia 2024–25
AreaResidents (2025)Change 2024–25
Brabham – Henley Brook17,755+1,842 (11.6%)
Ellenbrook21,882+551 (2.6%)

The Australian Bureau of Statistics named Brabham – Henley Brook among the three areas with the largest growth and the highest growth rates in Western Australia in 2024–25. The 21km Morley-Ellenbrook Line opened on 8 December 2024, with five new stations running out to Ellenbrook.

Baldivis and Kwinana

City of Rockingham — 159,934 residents at 30 June 2025, up 3.2% over 2024–25.

City of Kwinana — 57,422 residents at 30 June 2025, up 4.6% over 2024–25.

Top 10 growth rate, Australia 2024–25
AreaResidents (2025)Change 2024–25
Baldivis – North17,460+1,711 (10.9%)
Casuarina – Wandi13,547+1,119 (9.0%)

The Australian Bureau of Statistics named Baldivis – North among the three areas with the largest growth and the highest growth rates in Western Australia in 2024–25.

Byford and Armadale

Shire of Serpentine-Jarrahdale — 40,531 residents at 30 June 2025, up 4.5% over 2024–25.

Top 10 growth rate, Australia 2024–25

City of Armadale — 113,003 residents at 30 June 2025, up 3.1% over 2024–25.

AreaResidents (2025)Change 2024–25
Byford27,064+1,438 (5.6%)
Piara Waters – Forrestdale21,815+1,212 (5.9%)

Byford had the largest natural increase in Western Australia in 2024–25, according to the Australian Bureau of Statistics. In October 2025 the Western Australian Government extended the Armadale Line 8km south to a new station at Byford, describing the area as one of Perth's fastest-growing residential areas.

Preferred territories are being allocated on a first-come, first-served basis to qualified applicants.

Next steps

What happens when you enquire

  1. 01

    Enquire

    Send us your details and preferred location.

  2. 02

    Initial conversation

    A confidential introductory call with our Head of Franchise Development.

  3. 03

    NDA + information pack

    Sign the NDA and receive the detailed franchise information pack.

You'll deal directly with our Head of Franchise Development. No call-centre, no chase-up. Just a straight-talking conversation with an experienced Australian franchise operator who's here to help you decide whether YOVIE is right for you.

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