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Seven & i Holdings, the Tokyo-listed owner of the 7-Eleven chain, is considering investing about ¥2 trillion (roughly US$13.6 billion) in overseas expansion through fiscal 2030, according to an interview CEO Stephen Hayes Dacus gave to Nikkei Asia. The spending plan would mark 7-Eleven’s first move into South America and add new markets in Europe while deepening the brand’s presence in North America. Management is still refining the scale and allocation of the multiyear programme, Dacus said, but the goal is to accelerate growth outside Japan as domestic convenience-store demand matures.
Seven & I Holdings, owner of 7-Eleven, Might Expand Abroad with About ¥2 Trillion (~$13 Billion) Investment in Next Few Years 🏢🌏. Seven & I Holdings to Invest $13.6 Billion From Now Until 2030, According to CEO Dacus, Details Still Being Finalized 🚀💰🇯🇵
7-ELEVEN parent Seven & i is weighing a $13.6B global expansion plan, eyeing Europe and South America entries while adding to its North America footprint. The push would mark 7-Eleven’s first move into South America. - Nikkei https://t.co/ypEV2QVSi2
Seven & I Holdings plans to invest $13.6 billion from the current fiscal year through 2030. The company is still finalizing the specifics of the investment scale, according to CEO Dacus. $SEVN
