Seven & i Reshapes Consolidation Scope and Accounting in FY2026 Q3 Update
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The latest update is out from Seven & I Holdings Co ( (JP:3382) ).
Seven & i Holdings has published supplementary materials for its third-quarter results for the fiscal year ending February 28, 2026, detailing consolidated performance, segment information for domestic and overseas convenience stores, superstores and financial services, as well as store counts, floor space and capital expenditures. The company also outlines a major structural shift in its reporting scope, having deconsolidated Seven Bank and a 29‑company supermarket and specialty store group in mid-2025, which are now treated as equity-method affiliates from the second half onward and form the basis for its full-year earnings forecast; in addition, Seven & i has adopted Japan’s new accounting standard for current income taxes from FY2026, underscoring changes that will affect comparability of its results for investors and other stakeholders.
The most recent analyst rating on (JP:3382) stock is a Hold with a Yen2274.00 price target. To see the full list of analyst forecasts on Seven & I Holdings Co stock, see the JP:3382 Stock Forecast page.
More about Seven & I Holdings Co
Seven & i Holdings Co., Ltd. is a Japan-based retail group best known for its convenience store operations in domestic and overseas markets, as well as superstores and related financial services. Through brands such as 7‑Eleven and its supermarket and specialty store businesses, the company focuses on everyday consumer retail, supported by private-label products under the Seven Premium brand and a network of domestic and international subsidiaries.
Average Trading Volume: 6,362,603
Technical Sentiment Signal: Strong Buy
Current Market Cap: Yen5865.5B
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