7-Eleven (South Korea)

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.

◄	Ministop (South Korea) Buy the way Lawson (South Korea)

7-Eleven (South Korea)(1988-present)

V • T • E

Lotte Group

Holding company: Lotte Corporation

Affiliated company: Lotte Holdings (Japan)

Former/defunct assets:
iLotte.com | Lotte Confectionery | Lotte Foods

Notes

¹	Japanese unit owned by Zensho.
²	Joint venture with PepsiCo.
³	Joint venture with Nestlé.
⁴	Under license from PepsiCo.
⁵	Under license from Del Monte Pacific Limited (NutriAsia).

V • T • E

Seven & i Holdings

Seven Bank:

Seven Card Service (nanaco) | Seven Payment Service | Bank Business Factory | FCTI¹ | ACSiON²

V • T • E

Seven-Eleven Japan

Part of Seven & i Holdings

Other assets:
Seven-Meal Service | Seven-Eleven Memorial Foundation¹

Notes

¹	Induvidual entity, but cooperates with SEJ.
²	Operate Independently by CP All
³	Operate Independently by Lotte Group

Seven & I Net Media:
Seven Net Shopping | 7dream.com | Seven Culture Network | Seven Internet Lab³ | NitteleSeven⁴

Other assets:
Create Link (Ario) | Seven Financial Service |⁶

Notes

¹	Exclusive to the United States.
²	Joint venture with Dentsu Institute.
³	Joint venture with NEC (40%).
⁴	Joint venture with Nippon Television and Dentsu.
⁵	Sold to Seibu Sogo in September 2023; joint venture with Seibu Sogo and Credit Saison.
⁶	Minority stake, co-owned with Bain Capital.