From the company's own filing for H1 (Mar–Aug 2026) · reported 2026-10-08 · the filing ↗
▲ +1.0%Japan salesDomestic convenience-store revenue, as reported.
JapanDomestic convenience-store revenue rose 1.0% to ¥467.3bn but operating profit fell 9.8% to ¥109.9bn, as in-store cooking equipment, next-generation store systems and inflation lifted costs.
JapanSeven-Eleven Japan's six-month same-store sales rose 1.1% (customers −1.7%, spend per customer +2.8%), slowing to +0.3% in the second quarter; chain-wide sales were ¥2,810.4bn (+1.6%).
StoresSeven-Eleven Japan had 21,748 stores at end-August after 210 openings and 184 closures in the half (net +26 from February); the full-year plan is 550 openings and a net gain of 200.
Other callouts in the filing
BasisComparisons are bent by Seven Bank (June 2025) and York Holdings' subsidiaries (September 2025) leaving the group; on the company's like-for-like basis revenue rose 16.3% and operating profit 36.6%, with the weaker yen adding ¥311.0bn and ¥9.4bn.
SegmentOverseas convenience stores lifted revenue 17.7% to ¥4,966.6bn and operating profit 87.7% to ¥150.4bn; US same-store merchandise sales beat last year over six months but dipped slightly in the second quarter.
OutlookFull-year guidance was left unchanged at ¥10.43tn operating revenue, ¥425.0bn operating profit and ¥278.0bn net income; the interim dividend is ¥30 per share.
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H1 (Mar–Aug 2026) · Year-to-Date
Reported 2026-10-08
Operating revenue¥5.46tn▼ −2.8%
Operating profit¥232.3bn▲ +11.5%
Net income¥124.4bn▲ +2.2%
Q2 alone (Jun–Aug 2026)
Operating revenue¥3.08tn—
Operating profit¥127.3bn—
Net income¥63.8bn—
Japan▲ +1.0%Domestic convenience-store revenue, as reported.
Seven & i Holdings reported first-half operating revenue down 2.8% to ¥5,460.3bn, but the fall is the superstore and Seven Bank spin-offs; operating profit rose 11.5% to ¥232.3bn and net income 2.2% to ¥124.4bn. The lift came from overseas 7-Eleven (operating profit ¥150.4bn from ¥80.1bn), while the Japanese stores' profit slipped 9.8% on heavier investment even as same-store sales edged up.
Q1 (Mar–May 2026) · Year-to-Date
Reported 2026-07-09
Operating revenue¥2.38tn▼ −14.3%
Operating profit¥105.0bn▲ +61.4%
Net income¥60.6bn▲ +23.6%
Japan▲ +3.0%Domestic convenience-store revenue, as reported.
Seven & i's headline revenue fell 14% in March–May 2026, but that reflects spinning off its superstore and banking arms, not a weaker business: operating profit jumped 61% to ¥105bn as its overseas 7-Eleven convenience business rode stronger US merchandise sales and fuel margins. The group has slimmed to its convenience-store core.
JapanDomestic convenience-store revenue rose 3.0% to ¥230.2bn but operating profit fell 4.2% to ¥52.2bn, as up-front spending on in-store cooking equipment and next-generation store systems plus inflation lifted costs.
JapanSeven-Eleven Japan same-store sales rose 2.0% on a 2.9% higher spend per customer, while customer numbers fell 0.9%; chain-wide sales reached ¥1,377.7bn (+2.4%).
StoresSeven-Eleven Japan ended May with 21,735 stores after 98 openings and 85 closures (net +13); the full-year plan is 550 openings and a net gain of 200.
BasisHeadline comparisons are distorted by deconsolidating Seven Bank (June 2025) and York Holdings' subsidiaries (September 2025); on the company's like-for-like basis, revenue rose 2.4%.
BasisThe weaker yen (¥156.96 vs ¥152.55 per dollar) added ¥60.2bn to revenue but only ¥1.8bn to operating profit; the jump came from overseas convenience stores, whose profit rose to ¥65.6bn from ¥8.7bn.
OutlookFull-year guidance was raised to ¥10.43tn revenue and ¥425.0bn operating profit, driven by overseas convenience stores; the domestic forecast stays at ¥950.0bn revenue and ¥224.2bn operating profit.