Seven & i’s Former Supermarket Unit May Acquire More Under Bain


Opportunities are “likely to come up” over the next two and a half years, and the company is in talks with supermarket operators in eastern Japan, including the Kanto and Tohoku regions, Nishi, who is also a Bain partner, said in an interview. Under the $5.37 billion deal, Bain owns 60% of York Holdings, while Seven & i and the founding Ito family control the rest.  



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