On July 16, it was reported that 7-Eleven's parent company, Qiheyi Holdings, is in negotiations to invest in Poland's largest convenience store operator Żabka Group to accelerate its expansion in the European market. According to reports, Qi and Yi are considering buying double-digit shares in the group, and the total investment is expected to reach hundreds of billions of yen. Currently, compared to the two main markets of Japan and the US, the growth of Qi and Iraq in Europe is lagging behind. If this deal is reached, Poland will become the fourth market opened by the group in Europe after Sweden, Denmark, and Norway.

On July 16, it was reported that 7-Eleven's parent company, Qiheyi Holdings, is in negotiations to invest in Poland's largest convenience store operator Żabka Group to accelerate its expansion in the European market. According to reports, Qi and Yi are considering buying double-digit shares in the group, and the total investment is expected to reach hundreds of billions of yen. Currently, compared to the two main markets of Japan and the US, the growth of Qi and Iraq in Europe is lagging behind. If this deal is reached, Poland will become the fourth market opened by the group in Europe after Sweden, Denmark, and Norway.