Seven and I have a North American subsidiary to replace CEO
The customer is seen in September 9, 2024 in a 7 to-eleven comfort store along the Central Tokyo Street.
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Seven and I holding holdings7-eleven parents, He said he would replace Thursday CEO Ryuichi Isaka, Lead Independent Director Stephen Dacus, a foreigner for the first time according to local media.
Dacus will be managed by Isakan’s company on May 27. Seven and I said that Isacan will remain a consultant consultant of the company.
Dacus is currently the head of the company’s special committee that assesses a $ 47 billion signal offer from Canada’s Alimentation COUCHE-TARD.
Comfort The store operator also purchased a share of 2 trillion yen ($ 13.2 billion) and planned to list the North American subsidiary, 7-Eleven Inc.
The company said that this will be the share of the majority of the derivative company to be listed in the second half of 2026.
Seven and 6.11% were news about the changes approaching on Thursday.
The company will sell a superstore business team to an investment company, 814.7 billion yen ($ 5.37 billion), will sell the Superstore business team to the investment company and will be completed in September 2025.
Seven and I said, the purchase and sale of shares, Khustistore Business Group and 7-Eleven Inc. will be funded by income from the sale of IPO.
This procurement sales will begin when the sales will be completed and the company is expected to result in the 2030 financial year.
A dividend policy will also be implemented, the company said, “It will continue to keep or increase for sharing over time for the flow of money within the ordinary business operation,” he said.
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