Lotte Seven[]
1982–1984[]
Lotte Shopping opened its first convenience store under the name of "Lotte Seven" in 1982. It closed down all of its 3 branches then exited the convenience store business in 1984. Before Lotte Shopping returned to the convenience store business 10 years later.
7-Eleven[]
1988–present[]
In 1988, Korea Seven Corporation was established and opened its first branch in South Korea in 1989. Later in 1994, Korea Seven Corp. was acquired by Lotte Shopping.
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7-Eleven (South Korea)(1988-present) |
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| Holding company: Lotte Corporation Affiliated company: Lotte Holdings (Japan) Food and Beverages: Brands: E. Wedel (Ptasie Mleczko) | Ghana | Xylitol | Lotte Choco Pie | Lotteria1 (South Korea) | Angelinus Coffee | Krispy Kreme | TGI Fridays | Kolson | Guylian | Koala March | Mary's | Ginza Cozy Corner | Pepero | Chilsung Cider | Pepsi4 | Del Monte5 | Milkis | Cantata | HOT6ix | DAILY-C | ICIS 8.0 | Let’s Be | 2% Refreshing Near Water | Toppo Lotte Shopping: Leisure & Entertainment: Chemical, Construction & Manufacturing: Other assets: Former/defunct assets: Notes |
| Seven Bank: Seven Card Service (nanaco) | Seven Payment Service | Bank Business Factory | FCTI1 | ACSiON2
Seven & I Net Media: Other assets: Former/Defunct assets: Notes
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