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Seven & I Holdings Co.,Ltd.(3382) Summary

3382
TSE Prime
Seven & I Holdings Co.,Ltd.
2,176.5
JPY
+7.5
(+0.35%)
Jan 29, 3:30 pm JST
14.22
USD
Jan 29, 1:30 am EST
Result
PTS
outside of trading hours
2,157.8
Jan 29, 3:24 pm JST
Summary Chart Historical News Financial Result
PER
18.9
PBR
1.46
Yield
2.30%
Margin Trading Ratio
47.10
Stock Price
Jan 29, 2026
Opening Jan 29, 9:00 am
2,136.5 JPY 13.95 USD
Previous Close Jan 28
2,169.0 JPY 14.21 USD
High Jan 29, 3:20 pm
2,176.5 JPY 14.23 USD
Low Jan 29, 9:07 am
2,133.5 JPY 13.93 USD
Volume
6,851,400
Trading Value
0.01T JPY 0.10B USD
VWAP
2162.71 JPY 14.14 USD
Minimum Trading Value
217,650 JPY 1,422 USD
Market Cap
5.67T JPY 0.04T USD
Number of Trades
7,287
Liquidity & Number of Trades
As of Jan 29, 2026
Liquidity
High
1-Year Average
8,564
1-Year High Mar 6, 2025
65,149
Margin Trading
Date Short Interest Long Margin Positions Ratio
Jan 23, 2026 177,000 3,990,900 22.55
Jan 16, 2026 127,200 4,163,500 32.73
Jan 9, 2026 126,400 3,176,800 25.13
Dec 26, 2025 144,900 3,030,900 20.92
Dec 19, 2025 143,500 4,860,800 33.87
Company Profile
Seven & I Holdings Co., Ltd. is Japan's leading retail conglomerate, focusing on convenience store operations through 7-Eleven in Japan and overseas, along with superstore operations and financial services. The company recently divested its department store business.
Sector
Retail Trade
Seven & I operates the 7-Eleven convenience store chain in Japan and international markets. With over 20,000 stores in its domestic Japanese market, the company has expanded its presence across multiple regions including North America, Asia (including China), Oceania, and Northern Europe. The company's business portfolio includes superstore operations through Ito-Yokado and York Benimaru, as well as financial services through Seven Bank (8410). The company's relationship with 7-Eleven began in 1973 when Ito-Yokado formed a partnership with the U.S.-based Southland Corporation (then operator of 7-Eleven) and established York Seven (now Seven-Eleven Japan). The first Japanese 7-Eleven store opened the following year. In 1991, Ito-Yokado acquired Southland Corporation when it faced financial difficulties. The company transitioned to a holding company structure in 2005, incorporating Ito-Yokado, Seven-Eleven Japan, and other group companies. Millennium Retailing (later Sogo & Seibu), which joined the group in 2006, was sold to a U.S. investment fund in 2023. In 2024, the company received an acquisition proposal from Canadian convenience store giant Alimentation Couche-Tard, accelerating the group's restructuring efforts.