All Brands Owned by Seven & i Holdings

What does Seven & i Holdings own?
Seven & i Holdings owns 7-Eleven, the world's largest convenience store chain, with operations in Japan (21,722 stores), the United States and Canada (12,712 stores), Australia (765 stores), and Hawaii (67 stores). The company also holds partial ownership of 7-Eleven operations in China. Following the deconsolidation of York Holdings and Seven Bank in 2025, the company is a pure-play convenience store business.

Is Seven & i Holdings publicly traded?
Yes, Seven & i Holdings trades on the Tokyo Stock Exchange under ticker 3382. The company has been publicly traded since its formation in 2005. No single shareholder holds a controlling stake, though the founding Ito family retains significant ownership.

Who is the CEO of Seven & i Holdings?
Stephen Dacus serves as Chief Executive Officer, having succeeded Ryuichi Isaka in March 2025. Dacus is the company's first foreign CEO. He was previously an outside director and was appointed to lead the company's restructuring in response to Alimentation Couche-Tard's $47 billion takeover bid.

What is Seven & i Holdings' revenue?
For fiscal year 2025 (ended February 28, 2026), Seven & i reported revenue from operations of 10.43 trillion yen and group total sales of 16.99 trillion yen. Operating income was 422.9 billion yen, and net income was a record 292.7 billion yen. For FY2026, the company forecasts revenue from operations of 9.45 trillion yen, reflecting the full-year impact of deconsolidations.

What happened with the Couche-Tard bid?
Alimentation Couche-Tard (parent of Circle K) made an unsolicited takeover offer for Seven & i in August 2024, eventually raising the bid to approximately $47 billion. Seven & i's board rejected the offer, citing antitrust concerns and undervaluation. Couche-Tard withdrew the bid in July 2025, blaming a lack of constructive engagement. The founding Ito family also submitted a potential $58 billion white knight bid.

What is York Holdings?
York Holdings is a holding company that houses Seven & i's former non-core assets, including supermarkets (Ito-Yokado, York-Benimaru), specialty stores, and department stores (Sogo, Seibu). It was deconsolidated from Seven & i in FY2025 as part of the company's transformation into a pure-play convenience store business. The superstore assets were sold to Bain Capital for 815 billion yen.

When will 7-Eleven US go public?
Seven & i initially planned to IPO its North American convenience store business (7-Eleven, Inc.) in 2026. In April 2026, the company delayed the IPO to FY2027 (ending February 2027), saying it needs more time to improve performance and maximize valuation. The US business operates 12,712 stores and generates roughly half of the group's convenience store profit.