Seven & i Holdings Reports – June 10, 2025 | Tokyo-Seven and Holding’s Company, Ltd, have released its latest commercial result update for the financial year, which ends February 28, 2026. The original company with global brands, including Seven-Silevan Japan, Eto-Y-YoDo and York-Benimaru, reported a stable vicinity with pressure with pressure in the United States.
Strong Sales Stability in Japan
Consiction-alongvan Japan, the company’s most important playing chain, maintained a stable speed. Store sales increased by 101% in March and April, while in May sales of year to year were seen at 100%, which is constantly indicated the store owner’s demand. Although foot traffic was immersed by 97.7%, the average basket size increased to 102.4%, suggesting that customers use more per trip.
With more than 21,500 stores across Japan, the Intake-Allvar plant dominates the retail scenario, lower than the deep consumer loyalty and extensive national reach.
Meanwhile, Eto-YoCado, a subsidiary of the group’s general goods, showed the results of the deviation. In April, sales of goods were 102.1%, but total retail sales fell below 90%, reflecting the pressure in some sections. Interestingly, the sale of the tenant’s store in March increased by 105.4%, indicating flexible performance at rented retail.
York-Benimaru, which serves the regional supermarket segment in Japan, also posted encouraging growth, with an increase in sales of 102.3% in March and 100.9% in April. Although the customer’s trip increased and downs, the average cost per shop owner increased by 101.9%.
U.S. Market Struggles Amid Fuel Weakness
In the United States, seven-alevan, ink is facing a difficult road. Store sales have continuously slipped and fell from 97.9% in January to 89.2% by April. However, sales of core goods in existing stores remained relatively stable at 99.4%, indicating that ordinary customers also continue to trade as a total traffic car.
The real draw on the performance came from the fuel category. April Fuel sales fell to 83.4%, despite a slight increase in average prices $ 3.20 per gallon. On a positive tone, the fuel margin was stable of 35.5 cents per gallon, which helped to cushion revenue effects.
Australian Growth Led by Convenience Retail
Below, Seven-Alvan Australia posted strong advantages in retailing the plant. While total store sales increased to 96.0%and fuel sales to 92.9%, the business sale climbed up to 104.3%, the flexible value proposal emphasized the brand in the non -fuel categories.
Looking Ahead: Strategic Refocus Required
Seven and in owner shares enter the second half of the financial year with strong domestic performance and promising development in Australia, but the US fuel will struggle with constant weakness in the market. The company’s ability to benefit from high margin retail, while it will be important to maintain long -term development, to move consumer behavior abroad.
Key Takeaway:
The group’s global portfolio reveals a resilient core in Japan, emerging strength in Australia, and a need for strategic realignment in the U.S., especially in the fuel retail segment.
