7-Eleven Gets $38 Billion Buyout Offer Leaving Japan Shocked | Vantage with Palki Sharma

7-Eleven Gets $38 Billion Buyout Offer Leaving Japan Shocked | Vantage with Palki Sharma

Japan’s global convenience store chain 7-Eleven has received an offer from a Canadian rival to buy the company, in what could be Japan’s biggest ever foreign takeover. The move has sent shockwaves through the Japanese society. 7-Eleven has over 85,000 stores across 20 countries. More importantly, it is a crucial part of Japan’s identity. So, will it end up selling the brand? Palki Sharma tells you.

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45 Comments

  1. Palki Sharma , I love your news delivery, your are so intelegent and beautiful and hope a great human too. Keep up the good work for News delivery.💐💐💐

  2. Japan did the same thing with Australia when they purchased Seven Eleven Australia which was independently owned by Australian Wither and Barlow families and was a totally separate entity from Japanese owner Seven Eleven International. Nobody even cared in Australia.

  3. Just wondering if that would affect the 7 Elevens we have here in the Philippines. It's everywhere here, just in my place in Metro Manila we have 5 stores near my home

  4. so its ok for white companies to sell their businesses that they want to divest to chinese/orientals but no whites must buy oriental companies

  5. Did not know Volvo is owned by the Chinese. Now I can rule out Volvo for any future car purchases. Chinese big businesses always cut corners. Always.

  6. They shouldn’t sell it. I was amazed by these stores when I went there in May. The food is fresh and many options. You don’t expect that kind of quality and cleanliness anywhere else.

  7. Except a 500% increase in prices, if Canadians bought the company. In Canada, the groceries are most expensive in the world. If it goes through, this is bad news for Japanese customers.

  8. I have survived almost entirely on Japanese 711s during my 4 week trip to Japan last year. The range, quality and price of the products is incredible and it is an absolute enjoyable experience to visit a Japanese 711. There are 711s in other countries but no match to Japanese ones. Keep it Japanese!

  9. I used to see plenty of 7-Eleven stores in the US in the 70's but by the 90's they became few and far between and I haven't seen one in the US in a couple of decades. Never heard of the Canadian chain. If the Japanese 7-Eleven is truly more interested in stability rather than profit, they should not sell.