7-Eleven warns of bogus ‘franchisor’ in Cambodia
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Convenience-store chain 7-Eleven has warned of a bogus ‘franchisor’ in Cambodia. The company said it received reports that there is an unauthorized party representing itself as 7-Eleven’s master franchisee in the country and attempting to sell outlets.
The reports promoted the company to issue an announcement confirming that Thailand’s CP All is the sole master franchisee in the market, having the exclusive right to open and operate 7-Eleven stores there.
Last May, Thailand’s CP Group signed a master franchise agreement to operate the chain in Cambodia. The first store is scheduled to launch in Phnom Penh next year.
Questions & Answers
Q.Who is the legitimate master franchisee for 7-Eleven in Cambodia?
Who is the legitimate master franchisee for 7-Eleven in Cambodia?
Thailand's CP All is the exclusive master franchisee for 7-Eleven stores in Cambodia. They have the sole right to open and operate outlets across the country, as confirmed by 7-Eleven.
Q.What kind of activity has 7-Eleven warned against in Cambodia?
What kind of activity has 7-Eleven warned against in Cambodia?
7-Eleven has warned about an unauthorised party falsely claiming to be their master franchisee in Cambodia. This bogus entity is reportedly attempting to sell 7-Eleven outlets to prospective buyers.
Q.When is the first 7-Eleven store expected to open in Cambodia?
When is the first 7-Eleven store expected to open in Cambodia?
The first 7-Eleven store in Cambodia is scheduled to launch in Phnom Penh next year. This follows the master franchise agreement signed by Thailand's CP Group last May.
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