Convenience RetailCompanies & operators

CP All Public Co (SET:CPALL)

CP All Public Company Limited (SET:CPALL) is CP Group's flagship convenience-retail arm operating the exclusive 7-Eleven Thailand franchise. Runs over 14,000 7-Eleven stores nationwide as of 2024, the second-largest 7-Eleven count globally after Japan. Also owns Siam Makro (SET:CPAXT) as cash-and-carry wholesale arm. Together with CP Foods (SET:CPF) and True Corporation (SET:TRUE) is one of the three SET-listed flagships of the CP Group / Chearavanont family conglomerate.

Profile overview

CP All Public Company Limited (SET:CPALL) is CP Group's flagship convenience-retail arm operating the exclusive 7-Eleven Thailand franchise. Runs over 14,000 7-Eleven stores nationwide as of 2024, the second-largest 7-Eleven count globally after Japan. Also owns Siam Makro (SET:CPAXT) as cash-and-carry wholesale arm. Together with CP Foods (SET:CPF) and True Corporation (SET:TRUE) is one of the three SET-listed flagships of the CP Group / Chearavanont family conglomerate.

Public-record references
Data as of: 2024-2026

Business segments

7-Eleven Thailand franchise

14,000+ convenience stores nationwide

Operates 7-Eleven Thailand under exclusive franchise from 7-Eleven Inc (USA). As of 2024, over 14,000 stores make CP All the second-largest 7-Eleven operator globally after Seven-Eleven Japan. Revenue per store approximately $1,449/day. Fresh food (ready-to-eat) is the fastest-growing in-store category.

Siam Makro / CPAXT

Cash-and-carry wholesale subsidiary

CP All controls Siam Makro (rebranded CPAXT, SET:CPAXT) after acquiring Makro from SHV Holdings in 2013. Makro operates 150+ warehouse clubs for B2B wholesale customers (restaurants, SME retailers, hotels). Revenue approximately $7.25B annually.

Digital and fintech services

CP All Pay and e-commerce integration

CP All is integrating digital-payment services (True Money Pay at 7-Eleven), loyalty app (7-Eleven app), and last-mile e-commerce logistics via 7-Eleven pickup points. Partnerships with Flash Express and Kerry Logistics leverage the 14,000-store network as parcel-drop density.

Peer comparison β€” Thai convenience retail and modern trade

CP All (7-Eleven TH)

Ticker

SET:CPALL

Outlets (Thailand, est.)

14,000+

Revenue (THB bn, 2023)

~800

CPAXT (Siam Makro)

Ticker

SET:CPAXT

Outlets (Thailand, est.)

~150 warehouse clubs

Revenue (THB bn, 2023)

~250

Central Retail Corp

Ticker

SET:CRC

Outlets (Thailand, est.)

3,000+ (all formats)

Revenue (THB bn, 2023)

~230

Robinson Department Stores

Ticker

SET:CRC (subsidiary)

Outlets (Thailand, est.)

~55 department stores

Revenue (THB bn, 2023)

Consolidated into CRC

Watchpoints 2025-2026

Debt load

THB 200B+ net debt from Makro acquisition

CP All carries a heavy debt burden from its 2013 $5.45B Makro acquisition and subsequent capital expenditure. Net debt-to-EBITDA ratio remains elevated. Interest rate increases in 2022-2024 increased debt service costs, constraining dividend growth and expansion capex.

Convenience store saturation

7-Eleven density reaching saturation in Bangkok

Bangkok district density has one 7-Eleven per 200-400 residents in mature urban areas. New store openings are increasingly concentrated in provincial towns, motorway service areas, and hospital complexes. Same-store-sales growth is the key metric as same-store competition intensifies.

E-commerce disruption

Quick-commerce (q-commerce) competitive pressure

LINE MAN Wongnai, GrabMart, and Foodpanda deliver convenience items within 30 minutes, directly competing with 7-Eleven's foot-traffic model. CP All's 7-Eleven app with on-demand delivery mitigates but does not fully offset structural shift to app-first convenience purchasing among Gen-Z consumers.

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