Seven & i raises profit outlook to 425 billion yen

Seven & i Holdings has increased its operating profit forecast for the current fiscal year. The company now expects 425 billion yen in operating profit through February 2027.

Seven & i Holdings announced the updated outlook on July 9. The new forecast of 425 billion yen replaces the previous target of 405 billion yen for the year ending February 2027.

The revision reflects efforts to improve performance at its core convenience store operations. Seven-Eleven remains the main brand under the holding company.

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