In August 2025, PCSC achieved a consolidated revenue of NT$30.078 billion, representing a 1.74% increase compared to the same period last year and setting a new record high for the month. 7-ELEVEN Taiwan continued steady store expansion, market development, and innovation in both online and offline products and services, further building the uniopen membership ecosystem. With strong summer demand fueled by the peak travel season, Father’s Day, the Ghost Festival, typhoon preparedness, and extreme heat, demand for fresh food, coffee, and beverages remained robust, driving overall consumption momentum. Subsidiaries—including President Drugstore (Cosmed), Uni-President Department Store, President Information, and President Transnet—also delivered strong performances, contributing to consolidated revenue growth.
7-ELEVEN Taiwan further deepened its membership services by integrating group-wide membership, points, and payment functions into the “Uniopen Membership Ecosystem,” now serving 19 million members with convenient lifestyle solutions. In August, Uni-President Group launched the “CTBC Uniopen Co-branded Card,” offering diverse lifestyle brands and convenient payment methods to meet everyday needs. In addition, the OPENPOINT ecosystem was further energized through promotional campaigns such as merchandise redemptions, bill payment discounts, a cross-border travel points passport during the peak travel season, and partnerships with premium hotels and travel agencies for “Member Surprise Lotteries” and bonus point events. Proprietary e-commerce platforms—including iPre-order, iOPEN Mall, and the in-store group-buying platform iGroup-buying—were integrated with OPENPOINT rewards and multiple payment promotions, including Myship and OPEN NOW, creating seamless OMO sales channels to meet summer travel and Ghost Festival shopping needs.
Fresh food sales maintained steady growth. Proprietary fresh food brands actively developed summer menu innovations and cross-industry collaborations. Highlights included the “Chiikawa” packaging series, the “Star-rated Feast” brand’s co-branding with Michelin Bib Gourmand Thai restaurant Padthai House for Thai cuisine, and the “Homeal” brand’s collaboration with Second Floor Café to launch pasta and microwavable snacks. Additional offerings included steamed corn, summer oden vegetables, a wider range of salads, and seasonal tropical fruits, while collaborations with government agencies and local farmers’ associations promoted Taiwanese agricultural specialties. These initiatives addressed consumer demand for healthy diets and summer refreshment, driving nearly 10% growth in fresh food categories.
7-ELEVEN Taiwan also partnered with leading brands to develop new beverages, frozen treats, and beers, reinforcing its status as the most comprehensive retail channel for freshly made frozen offerings through Slurpees, "Sharing Ice" ice cream, and ColdStone Soft Serve. The CITY beverage series introduced differentiated products and tie-in campaigns with unique merchandise: CITY CAFE launched Chiikawa-themed cups, CITY TEA collaborated with Korea’s popular “RiCO Summer Fruit” limited-edition cup-topper campaign, and CITY PRIMA pioneered a cross-industry partnership with French luxury beauty brand LANCÔME, introducing a Qixi Valentine’s Day experiential kit. To capture peak summer beverage demand, CITY TEA launched “Purple Berry Iced Tea,” the “Ice Dessert House” introduced the first-ever convenience store-style shaved ice with “Brown Sugar Jelly Shaved Ice,” and the "!+? CAFE RESERVE & Tea Bar" brand expanded its presence to over 400 stores with its new “Ice Cream Black Tea” product. These innovations drove nearly 10% growth across the entire CITY series.
During the summer holiday, 7-ELEVEN Taiwan strengthened operations at key stores and shopping plazas to capture heavy tourist traffic. In August, the company opened the first “Wabao Fun World OPEN! PLAZA” concept store in Kaohsiung, combining character IPs, anime, and lifestyle trends into a new recreational space. Nationwide promotions, such as instant discounts and gift-with-purchase campaigns, boosted sales. Premium collection campaigns featuring popular anime and character IPs—including Demon Slayer, Hamilton the Mermaid, Olaf, DINOTAENG, Sanrio characters, and Junji Ito—attracted strong fan interest, supporting steady growth in IP merchandise sales. To celebrate Father’s Day, the company launched the “Love Dad” campaign featuring imported orchids, in collaboration with more than 10 Uni-President Group brands, creating a warm festive atmosphere.
Looking ahead to September, 7-ELEVEN Taiwan will target back-to-school season, the Ghost Festival, and Mid-Autumn Festival, while meeting demand for seasonal food, beverages, and household products. The company will continue to launch innovative fresh food products, introduce new CITY beverage campaigns, and leverage the OPENPOINT ecosystem to deepen member engagement. With these initiatives, 7-ELEVEN Taiwan remains committed to building a lifestyle service platform that exceeds customer expectations and driving stable operational growth.