C-Store Domination: Could Circle K Buy Out 7-Eleven?

Japan's Seven & i Holdings, the parent company of 7-Eleven, experiences a nearly 11% drop in shares following a takeover bid by Canada's Alimentation Couche-Tard. The deal, which could make Seven & i Holdings the largest-ever Japanese target of a foreign buyout, faces potential regulatory challenges in both Japan and the U.S. If successful, the merger would create a major player in the convenience store market, particularly in the U.S., with significant implications for global expansion and competition. Watch the latest episode of FI News Review as we break down the details.
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The 11% drop is profit taking. I believe NO, it won't happen. Many failed foreign merger relationships, such as Nissan & Renault, Toshiba, Sharp etc. If you strip away the petroleum holdings that they have, you will find the Canadian company is over inflated company. The same-store sales from the Canadian vs Japanese one is night and day, if you strip away the petroleum sales. The Japanese stores make money and lots of it every day. Theirs are not as regularly. The same-store sales from the Canadian vs Japanese one is night and day. The Japanese stores make money and lots of it every day. The recently the world is looking at non-petroleum renewable and environmentally friendly energy. The price crude right now is fueled by possibility of global war. Petroleum has been used for 100 years and I believe it is seeing the last days of glory. The Canadian convenience store business module is that of impulse, especially they are with filling up at gas stations. The Japanese business module is are everyday destination for many Japanese. The Canadian one is not. If it were at reverse take-over would be something for 7 & i. For the financial year ended in February, the company reported a 20% drop in net profit from a year earlier to 224.6 billion yen ($1.48 billion) on sales of 11.4 trillion yen, down 2.9%. (because of Yen value dropping).

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