Source disclosure: January 08, 2026
Seven & i Holdings Co., Ltd. [3382.T]
TOKYO, Jan 08 (Pulse News Wire) – Seven & I Holdings CO.,LTD. (3382.T) reported its third-quarter results below initial expectations.
Operating profit was ¥169 billion lower than forecast due to reduced sales from York HD and Seven Bank's non-consolidation impact, along with declines in overseas CVS operations. Revenue decreased while operating expenses increased, contributing to a reduction in EPS by ¥42.95 compared to the previous year. The company revised its full-year outlook, projecting group revenue of ¥102.7 billion, down 7.4% from the previous estimate. Operating income is now expected to decline by 169 billion yen, while net profit is anticipated to grow by ¥969 billion to ¥2,700 billion. Despite the downward revisions, the firm remains optimistic about future growth through cost control measures and strategic initiatives aimed at enhancing profitability.
In the quarter, Seven & i saw mixed performance across segments. Domestic convenience stores showed resilience with a slight increase in operating profit, whereas international operations faced challenges leading to a drop in profits. Superstore division maintained steady growth, but financial services experienced significant losses attributed to restructuring costs. Other areas also witnessed fluctuations, impacting overall earnings negatively. Looking ahead, management highlighted ongoing efforts to streamline operations and improve efficiency, targeting further recovery in gross margins and expansion of private brand products.
The company reaffirmed its commitment to achieving long-term goals despite near-term headwinds.
AI-translated content. 🟡 Confidence: Standard See terms • Original filing