Philippine Seven Corp., the exclusive operator of 7-Eleven in the Philippines, said it will keep investing in store upgrades, technology, supply chain improvements and operational efficiency to drive its next stage of growth. The company has rapidly expanded cashless payment options, reaching over 4,000 stores as of end-May after covering more than 1,000 locations by the close of 2025. Shoppers can now use credit and debit cards, QR Ph, e-wallets and other digital methods for faster, more convenient transactions.
President Richard Lee noted the focus now is on solid execution, opening well-placed stores, improving customer service and scaling up digital tools to keep 7-Eleven the top convenient choice for Filipinos nationwide. He added the firm prioritized steady progress while strengthening long-term value for customers and shareholders.
The operator closed 2025 with record system-wide sales of P99.4 billion, a 6 percent rise from P93.5 billion in 2024, supported by more visitors, bigger average purchases and new store openings. Total revenues grew 7 percent to P95.1 billion, though net income dipped 5 percent to P3.6 billion. The network expanded by 361 outlets to reach 4,491 stores at year-end, with 53 percent run directly by the company and the rest operated by franchise partners.
