Today, shares of Franchise Group Inc – Class A Inc (NASDAQ: FRG) gained $ 0.62, an increase of 1.90%. The franchise opened at $ 32.38 before trading between $ 33.59 and $ 32.12 throughout Friday’s session. The activity saw Franchise’s market capitalization rise to $ 1,337,336,872 on 252,525 stocks, above their 30-day average of 147,354.

About Franchise Group Inc – Class A

Franchise Group is the owner and operator of franchise and franchisable businesses that continually seeks to grow its brand portfolio while using its operating and capital allocation philosophies to generate strong cash flow for its shareholders. Franchise Group’s business segments include Pet Supplies Plus, American Freight, The Vitamin Shoppe, Buddy’s Home Furnishings and Liberty Tax Service. On a combined basis, Franchise Group currently operates over 4,600 locations primarily located in the United States and Canada which are either managed by the Company or operated under franchise agreements.

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