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FamilyMart Japan to sell its Interests

By Wei ZhangHong Kong
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Japanese convenience store company FamilyMart Uny Holdings may sell its Hong Kong retail interests.

Working with a financial adviser, the company is seeking about US$100 million for its three stores, insiders say.

In Hong Kong, FamilyMart Uny runs department stores under the Apita, Piago and Uny brand names. They sell stationery, clothing and food ranging from local produce to imported chocolate, wine and wagyu beef.

Government statistics show that sales in Hong Kong’s supermarket industry fell 0.1 per cent in the first 10 months of this year, compared with overall retail industry sales rising 1.2 per cent.

A spokesman told the company had no plans to sell the stores at the moment.

Questions & Answers

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Which specific retail interests in Hong Kong is FamilyMart Uny Holdings considering selling?

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FamilyMart Uny Holdings runs department stores in Hong Kong under the Apita, Piago, and Uny brand names, which are the interests they may sell.

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What is the approximate asking price for FamilyMart Uny's three Hong Kong stores?

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Insiders suggest the company is seeking about US$100 million for its three stores in Hong Kong, working with a financial adviser.

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How have retail sales performed in Hong Kong's supermarket industry compared to the overall retail sector this year?

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In the first 10 months of this year, Hong Kong's supermarket industry sales fell 0.1 per cent, while overall retail industry sales rose 1.2 per cent.

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What is the official stance from FamilyMart Uny Holdings regarding the potential sale of its Hong Kong stores?

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A spokesman for FamilyMart Uny Holdings stated that the company currently has no plans to sell the stores at this moment.

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