Seven Eleven Holds Win-Win Growth Meeting with Small and Medium Partner Companies

Participation of Key Affiliate Representatives for the 35th Anniversary Celebration

To celebrate its 35th anniversary, Seven Eleven held an event to listen to the on-site difficulties of small and medium-sized partner companies and to foster a culture of fair trade.

On the 27th, at Lotte World Tower, Choi Kyung-ho, CEO of Seven Eleven (8th from the left), Oh Young-gyo, Chairman of the Win-Win Growth Committee (7th from the left), Yoon Mi-sook, CEO of Hyundai Food System (3rd from the left), and other officials are taking a commemorative photo after the event. Photo by Seven Eleven

On the 28th, Seven Eleven announced that it held a partner company co-growth meeting to commemorate its 35th anniversary the day before at Lotte World Tower. About 30 people attended the meeting, including Oh Young-kyo, Chairman of the Co-Growth Committee, representatives and executives of major small and medium-sized partner companies, and Seven Eleven officials.

At the meeting, Seven Eleven introduced programs it is conducting for co-growth with partner companies and listened to their opinions and on-site difficulties.

Seven Eleven operates a co-growth fund worth approximately 40 billion KRW to support the management activities of partner companies. Since 2011, it has paid partner companies 100% of their payments in cash and has made early payments before holidays.

Seven Eleven is expanding sales channels by utilizing Lotte Group’s distribution network, including Lotte Mart and Lotte Super, its distribution affiliates. Additionally, it supports the development of overseas sales channels by leveraging its global chain network.

Lee Jung-yoon, Head of Compliance at Seven Eleven, said, "We will continue to spare no effort in supporting partner companies in various ways so that they can work together for a long time."

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