k Famima and UNY Reach Basic Agreement on Business IntegrationBasic Agreement on Business Integration Sunkus and FamilyMart signboards on display at the entrance of their convenience stores on August 18, 2015, Tokyo, Japan. FamilyMart which is the nations thirdlargest convenience store chain is expected to announce that it will acquire a smaller Nagoyabased operator Cocostore Corp. and its 657 stores. FamilyMart is also expected to integrate operations with UNY Group Holdings Co., which operates the countrys fourth largest chain Circle K Sunkus Co., in September 2016. This would see the new group running about 18,400 stores in Japan, 500 more than the largest rival SevenEleven. Photo by Rodrigo Reyes MarinAFLO Editorial Stock Photo - Afloimages
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Famima and UNY Reach Basic Agreement on Business Integration Basic Agreement on Business Integration Sunkus and FamilyMart signboards on display at the entrance of their convenience stores on August 18, 2015, Tokyo, Japan. FamilyMart which is the nation s third largest convenience store chain is expected to announce that it will acquire a smaller Nagoya based operator Cocostore Corp. and its 657 stores. FamilyMart is also expected to integrate operations with UNY Group Holdings Co., which operates the country s fourth largest chain Circle K Sunkus Co., in September 2016. This would see the new group running about 18,400 stores in Japan, 500 more than the largest rival Seven Eleven. Photo by Rodrigo Reyes Marin AFLO
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Sunkus and FamilyMart signboards on display at the entrance of their convenience stores on August 18, 2015, Tokyo, Japan. FamilyMart which is the nation's third-largest convenience store chain is expected to announce that it will acquire a smaller Nagoya-based operator ''Cocostore Corp.'' and its 657 stores. FamilyMart is also expected to integrate operations with UNY Group Holdings Co., which operates the country's fourth largest chain Circle K Sunkus Co., in September 2016. This would see the new group running about 18,400 stores in Japan, 500 more than the largest rival Seven-Eleven. (Photo by Rodrigo Reyes Marin/AFLO)

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