7-Eleven’s Japanese owner said to consider going private in $77.8b deal to avoid foreign buyout

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Seven & i Holdings is considering a 9 trillion yen management buyout.

A management buyout would be a remarkable unified response to Couche-Tard’s takeover approach, which itself is the biggest ever foreign attempt to buy a Japanese target.

The deal could be presented as an option for shareholders in the event that Couche-Tard becomes more aggressive with its pursuit of Seven & i and makes a tender offer, the people said.