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Total Fiscal 2011 Group Sales: $ 99 Billion (¥ 8.7 Trillion); Consolidated Revenues: $58.3 Billion
(¥ 5,119.7 Billion) +0.2%; Total Revenues in Convenience Stores: $23.2 Billion (¥ 2,036.5
Billion) +3.4%; Total Revenues in Super stores: $22.6 Billion (¥ 1,981.6 Billion) -1.7%; Total
Revenues in Department Stores (Seibu/Sogo): $10.4 Billion (¥ 915.1 Billion) -0.8%; Revenues in
Seven-Eleven Japan Co.: $21.9 Billion (¥ 3,552.7 Billion) -1.4%; Revenues in 7-Eleven Inc.:
$15.6 Billion (¥ 1,484.4 Billion) +3.7%; Revenues in other C- Stores (licensed): $ 979.7 Million
(¥ 86 Bil ion) +6.7%; Total Revenues in Superstore/Super markets (Ito- Yokado/York): $15.4
Billion (¥ 1,373.7 Billion) -1%
Percentage of Retail Sales in Exclusive Brands: 28% (E-PlanetRetail)
Principal Business: Seven & I Holdings was established on Sept. 1, 2005, when three companies,
Ito-Yokado Co., Ltd., Seven-Eleven Japan Co., Ltd., and Denny’s Japan Co., Ltd., by means of a
stock transfer became owned subsidiaries of Seven & I. This entity, now traded on the Tokyo
Stock Exchange, is now comprised of the consolidation of 100 operating companies, mostly in
retail (convenience stores, superstores, supermarkets, department stores, and foodservice outlets),
covering 41,800 stores worldwide (including licensed outlets) in 17 countries and regions). Of that
number, 14,700 retail outlets are located in Japan, of which some 13,232 are c-stores, 170
superstores and 170 department stores, all in Japan. In North America, there are 6,610
convenience stores in the 7-Eleven, Inc. operation (plus another 20,296 stores under areas
licenses). Back in Japan, Ito-Yakado operates 170 superstores and York-Benimaura 170
supermarkets. The company also oversees a foodservice business, consisting of Denny’s and
Famil family restaurants plus POPPO fast food outlets. The company operates its c-stores and
superstores in Japan and China, as well as c-stores in North America, which worldwide licensing
is centered. The Loft Co., Ltd, making it a subsidiary. The Group oversees 33 miscellaneousgoods
specialty stores under Loft brand. The Group also operates mall-type shopping centers,
financial services (IY Bank and IY Credit Card Services), as well as electronic commerce, meal
delivery service (Seven Meal Services), IY Foods, a processing facility, and a publishing house.
Exclusive Brand Identities: Seven Premium, Seven Gold, 7-Eleven, Ito-Yokado, IY Basics (casual
fashionwear for women, men and children, accessories, underwear), L&B (Life and Beauty line of
adult fashions for customers in their 30s and 40s), Made in Japan (apparel, shoes, bags, purses),
Bimi Hyakusen (food plus beverages and sweets), Jeaning Garage (denim apparel), and in North
America, 7 Select, etc.
EB Identities: Seven Premium, Seven Gold, 7-Eleven, Ito-Yokado, IY Basics (casual fashion wear
for women, men and children, accessories, underwear), L&B (Life and Beauty line of adult
fashions for customers in their 30s and 40s), Made in Japan (apparel, shoes, bags, purses), Bimi
Hyakusen (food plus beverages and sweets), Jeaning Garage (denim apparel), and in North
America, 7 Select, etc.
EB skus: N/A
Profile: A sluggish economy, especially in its domestic superstore and department store business,
coupled with an appreciation of the yen, depressed Group sales. Higher gasoline prices in North
America, however, boosted its c-store sales. The company is working efficiencies into its