Seven & I Holdings

ISIN JP3422950000

WKN A0F7DY

Market cap (in EUR)

34,054.17 m

Country

Japan

Sector

Consumer Non-Cyclicals

Dividend yield

1.89%

Overview

Quote

GBP 11.20

30/04/2025 (gettex)

+0.11|+0.99%

daily change

52 weeks low/high

8.72

13.81

Description

Seven & i Holdings Co., Ltd. engages in the planning, management, and operation of its group companies. It operates through the following segments: Domestic Convenience Store, Oversea Convenience Store, Superstore Operations, Department Store Operations, Financial Services, Specialty store, and Others. The Domestic Convenience Store segment directly managed and franchised stores under the name of 7-Eleven in Japan. The Oversea Convenience Store segment Is involved in managing and franchising stores under the name of 7-Eleven in oversea. The Superstore Operations segment manages supermarkets and specialty shops. The Department Store Operations segment includes department store business, which mainly centers on Sogo and Seibu Co., Ltd. The Financial Services segment deals with bank, credit card, lease, and other businesses. The Specialty store segment engages in the retail business that provides distinctive products and services. The Others segment includes information technology business and other services. The company was founded in 1920 and is headquartered in Tokyo, Japan.

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Consumer Non-Cyclicals Food and Staples Retail Food and Beverage Retail Japan

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29/04/2024 - 29/04/2025

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Key metrics

Market capitalisation, EUR	34,054.17 m
EPS, EUR	0.41
P/B ratio	1.36
P/E ratio	31.81
Dividend yield	1.89%

Income statement (2024)

Revenue, EUR	73,175.86 m
Net income, EUR	1,057.77 m
Profit margin	1.45%

What ETF is Seven & I Holdings in?

There are 158 ETFs which contain Seven & I Holdings. All of these ETFs are listed in the table below. The ETF with the largest weighting of Seven & I Holdings is the HSBC Japan Sustainable Equity UCITS ETF USD (Dist).

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ETF	Weight	Investment focus	Fund size (in m EUR)
HSBC Japan Sustainable Equity UCITS ETF USD (Dist)	2.91%	Equity Japan Social/Environmental	14
HSBC Japan Sustainable Equity UCITS ETF USD	2.91%	Equity Japan Social/Environmental	198
Amundi S&P Global Consumer Staples ESG UCITS ETF EUR (D)	2.31%	Equity World Consumer Staples Social/Environmental	14
Amundi S&P Global Consumer Staples ESG UCITS ETF DR EUR (A)	2.31%	Equity World Consumer Staples Social/Environmental	254
BNP Paribas Easy Sustainable Japan UCITS ETF EUR R Acc	1.25%	Equity Japan Social/Environmental	266
BNP Paribas Easy Sustainable Japan UCITS ETF EUR Acc	1.25%	Equity Japan Social/Environmental	43
Amundi MSCI Japan UCITS ETF EUR Hedged Dist	0.92%	Equity Japan	73
Amundi MSCI Japan UCITS ETF Acc	0.92%	Equity Japan	4,151
Amundi MSCI Japan UCITS ETF GBP Hedged Acc	0.92%	Equity Japan	8
Amundi MSCI Japan UCITS ETF Dist	0.92%	Equity Japan	293

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Performance

Returns overview

YTD	-12.05%
1 month	-1.95%
3 months	-12.19%
6 months	-1.95%
1 year	+6.02%
3 years	-4.31%
5 years	+25.31%
Since inception (MAX)	+41.27%
2024	+20.90%
2023	-11.69%
2022	+7.56%
2021	+28.42%

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ETF returns include dividend payments (if applicable).