FamilyMart announced that it would establish the president's 2030 Project Office on 1 September and appoint Nagumo Katsuaki (南雲克明) as its head. It also announced plans to roll out a new checkout system capable of switching between staffed and self-service modes at all stores, reducing the time required for checkout operations.
FamilyMart announced the establishment of its 2030 Project Office and disclosed plans to appoint Nagumo Katsuaki (南雲克明) as head of the office effective 1 September. The project office will be a directly supervised initiative of top management and appears to be positioned to drive the company's management reforms toward 2030.
Regarding the new checkout system, the company plans to adopt a configuration that allows switching between staffed and self-service modes at all stores, with the aim of reducing the time required for checkout operations by approximately 20%. This is expected to improve the efficiency of store operations.
According to published company overview materials, results for the fiscal year ended February 2024 comprised operating revenue of ¥507.812 billion, business profit of ¥83.763 billion and net profit of ¥51.855 billion. Chain-wide sales were ¥3.069290 trillion, with 16,271 stores in Japan and 7,807 overseas.
For the fiscal year ending February 2025, the company forecasts operating revenue of ¥501.0 billion, business profit of ¥85.0 billion and profit for the year attributable to owners of the parent of ¥50.0 billion. The domestic and overseas store network totals 24,078 stores, down 461 from the end of the previous fiscal year.