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7-Eleven parent company committed to stand-alone plan after Couche-Tard walks away
7-Eleven parent company committed to stand-alone plan after Couche-Tard walks away

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7-Eleven parent company committed to stand-alone plan after Couche-Tard walks away

MONTREAL — The parent company of 7-Eleven says it remains committed to its stand-alone plan after Canadian company Alimentation Couche-Tard Inc. backed away from its offer to buy its rival. Japanese company Seven & i Holdings Co. Ltd. says it engaged in good faith and constructively with the Quebec-based company to explore the possibility of reaching a deal. Couche-Tard has said that it walked away from its offer Wednesday due to what it called a "lack of constructive engagement." Had the deal gone ahead, it would have handed Couche-Tard a dominant position in the global convenience store game. Couche-Tard spent nearly a year courting the Japanese company which also holds a broader portfolio of supermarkets, food producers and financial services companies. Couche-Tard has close to 17,000 stores in 29 countries and territories around the world. This report by The Canadian Press was first published July 17, 2025. Companies in this story: (TSX:ATD) The Canadian Press

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