International Franchise Show (London) Exhibitor List

The exhibitor list for the 2026 International Franchise Show (London) is a structured directory of brands and companies expected at ExCel London. It typically includes company names and their main sector, such as food and beverage, retail or services. Some entries may show a booth number or website. The list does not promise that every brand will attend or that every contact is available. It is a planning aid for the October 7–8 event. Use it to see the shape of the show before you travel. It helps you focus on the brands that fit your budget, region and goals.

• Company names and sectors
• Food, retail and service brands
• Useful for pre-show planning

If you sell services or products to franchise brands, the exhibitor list is a lead map. You can sort companies by sector and size, then decide who to visit first. The list gives you a reason to start a conversation at the booth. It also helps you avoid wasting time on brands that do not match your offer. Before the show, note two or three questions for each target. At the event, collect business cards and log what you learn. After the show, follow up within a few days while the details are fresh.

• Sort targets by sector
• Plan booth conversations
• Follow up after the event

Sourcing managers and researchers can use the list to compare franchise models in one view. Look for brands that already operate in your region or that are expanding into it. Check their sector, investment level and support model if that data is shown. The list also helps you track which categories are growing, such as fitness, coffee or home services. For market research, it offers a snapshot of the brands active in the UK franchise market in 2026. Combine it with public filings and company websites to build a fuller picture of each brand.

• Compare franchise models
• Spot growing categories
• Combine with public data

The 2026 exhibitor list includes well-known names such as McDonald's, Subway, Anytime Fitness, Snap-on Tools and The Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf. These are examples of the brands you may see at the show, not a guaranteed roster. Their presence shows the range of the event, from quick service restaurants to fitness and tools. For buyers and researchers, these names can act as anchors when scanning the list. Check each brand's current franchise offer and fees on its own website. Treat the list as a starting point, not a final answer.

• Examples, not a full roster
• Wide range of sectors
• Verify details with brands

The 2026 show runs October 7–8 at ExCel London. Use the exhibitor list to build a shortlist before you arrive. Group your targets by hall or sector so you can walk the floor in a logical order. Set aside time for seminars and for breaks. If you are serious about a brand, book a meeting in advance when possible. Bring a notebook or use a simple app to record what you learn. After the event, review your notes and decide which brands deserve a second conversation.

• Shortlist before you go
• Group targets by sector
• Book meetings in advance

The exhibitor list stays useful after the show closes. You can use it to track which brands attended and which sectors they represent. For sales teams, it is a record of who you met and who you missed. For researchers, it is a snapshot of the market at a point in time. Compare it with next year's list to see changes in the sector. Keep your notes linked to each company so you can act quickly. This turns a one-time event into a longer-term reference for your work.

• Track attendance and sectors
• Compare year over year
• Keep notes linked to brands