Seven & i Holdings
Seven & i is the holding company behind 7-Eleven in Japan and North America, running convenience stores that sell fresh food, everyday goods and, in the U.S., fuel.
A Thai company runs more 7-Elevens than Seven & i's U.S. arm.
Most of the world's 7-Eleven stores belong to licensees that pay royalties, led by CP All in Thailand.
How big is Seven & i Holdings?
Mostly the U.S. arm.
- Overseas convenience stores82%¥8.56T
- Domestic convenience stores9%¥914.6B
- Others9%¥978.6B
Franchise in Japan. Run stores and fuel in the U.S.
- 1Japan stores run by owners
- 2U.S. stores and fuel pumps
- 3Fresh food and own brands
The same brand earns fees in Japan but merchandise and fuel sales in the U.S.
- The Master Trust Bank of Japan, Ltd. (Trust account)17.08%
- Ito-Kogyo Co., Ltd.9.16%
- Custody Bank of Japan, Ltd. (Trust account)6.15%
CEO: Stephen Hayes Dacus
- 1920The Yokado clothing store opens in Asakusa
- 1974The first Seven-Eleven store opens in Japan
- 1991Ito-Yokado buys 69.98% of The Southland Corporation
- 2005Seven & i Holdings is established
- 2007Seven Premium private brand launches
Every number on this page comes from Seven & i Holdings's own reports.
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