Seven & i Holdings reported a 122.4% year-on-year jump in first-quarter operating income to 105 billion yen, or about 649 million dollars, on a like-for-like basis excluding the deconsolidation of York Holdings and Seven Bank. Net income attributable to owners of the parent climbed 95.3% to 60.6 billion yen, with earnings per share rising 118.4% to 26.21 yen. Merchandise sales across the convenience store group grew 3.2% to 2.42 trillion yen, while revenues from operations came to 2.37 trillion yen and EBITDA stood at 233.2 billion yen. Seven-Eleven Japan posted same-store sales growth of 2%, and the US arm, 7-Eleven SEI, recorded same-store merchandise sales growth of 1.4% with total store sales up 1.2% to 2.38 trillion yen. The company raised its full-year FY26 outlook, now forecasting operating income of 425 billion yen, a 10.5% rise on a like-for-like basis, and net income of 278 billion yen, up 9.1%.
Seven & I Holdings Co., Ltd.Q1 operating income jumped 122% and FY26 outlook raised
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