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Trades about 12% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
President Chain Store Corporation is a prominent Taiwanese retail group, best known for managing a vast network of convenience stores across the country. Beyond this core operation, the company diversifies its business by selling pharmaceuticals, cosmetic products, and coffee, as well as operating both gas stations and department stores. Its activities further encompass trading in various medicines, medical equipment, and a wide array of food and beverage items, along with providing food and merchandise delivery services, and handling the sale and rental of cleaning apparatus. The corporation's extensive service portfolio also includes sports entertainment, logistics solutions, storage facilities, information management, elevator design and maintenance, inventory advisory, and electronic ticketing. Additionally, it offers food processing and research, IT and software development, information consulting, life and property insurance, and magazine distribution, among other specialized services. President Chain Store's involvement extends to the wholesale and retail of household goods, the production and sale of fried chicken products, and the manufacturing, wholesale, and retail of diverse food and beverage items. It also operates retail establishments for baked goods, pastries, and daily necessities. As of November 30, 2021, the company successfully operated 6,338 stores under the 7-ELEVEN brand throughout Taiwan. Established in 1978, President Chain Store Corporation is headquartered in Taipei, Taiwan.
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