Circle K Sunkus

Circle K Sunkus

Circle K Sunkus

Type	Convenience store
Founded	1999
Headquarters	Tokyo
Locations	7,000+
Key people	John Doe (CEO)
Industry	Retail
Products	Snacks, beverages, groceries, toiletries, tobacco, and more
Revenue	$1 billion (2020)
Employees	10,000+
Website	[www.circleksunkus.jp Official website]

Circle K Sunkus is a Japanese convenience store chain that was founded in 1999. It is a subsidiary of the Circle K Corporation, a global convenience store brand. Circle K Sunkus operates over 7,000 stores across Japan, making it one of the largest convenience store chains in the country.

History

Circle K Sunkus was established in 1999 when Circle K Corporation acquired the Sunkus convenience store chain in Japan. The merger of the two companies allowed Circle K to expand its presence in the Japanese market and strengthen its position as a leading convenience store brand.

Products and Services

Circle K Sunkus offers a wide range of products and services to cater to the needs of its customers. The stores stock a variety of items including snacks, beverages, groceries, toiletries, tobacco, and more. They also provide services such as bill payment, ATM machines, and ticket sales for various events.

Store Locations

Circle K Sunkus has an extensive network of stores throughout Japan. With over 7,000 locations, the convenience store chain is easily accessible to customers across the country. The stores are strategically located in urban areas, residential neighborhoods, and transportation hubs to provide convenience to customers.

Corporate Leadership

The current CEO of Circle K Sunkus is John Doe. As the head of the company, Doe is responsible for overseeing the operations and strategic direction of the convenience store chain. Under his leadership, Circle K Sunkus has continued to expand its market presence and enhance its customer offerings.