Seven & i said to be in talks to take stake in Poland’s Zabka

Seven & i is reported to be in discussions about acquiring a stake in Poland’s Zabka Group.

The potential deal involves the operator of 7-Eleven convenience stores. It could help the company expand in Europe.

Growth in the region has been slower than in the United States and Japan. The transaction remains subject to completion.

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