FamilyMart expands in China

Published: 5-Dec-2013
Retail

The convenience store operator plans to open 340 branches in China next year

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Japanese convenience store operator FamilyMart plans to open 340 branches in China next year, as it expects to turn a profit there for the first time ever for the July-December period. FamilyMart is Japan’s third largest convenience store chain, behind 7-Eleven and Lawson.

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