7-Eleven Shops Contribute to Over 1,200 SMEs, Generating THB 20 Billion in Revenue
7-Eleven, under CEO Yuthasak Poomsurakul of CP All, has significantly boosted the Thai economy by fostering the growth of small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs).
In the last year, 7-Eleven contributed to a collective revenue of 20 billion baht for over 1,200 SMEs.
Yuthasak announced that the number of SMEs partnering with 7-Eleven increased by 197 in the previous year, selling a total of 9,763 product items across their stores nationwide - a 13% increase from the previous year. These partnerships reflect CP All's 30-year commitment to supporting SMEs.
Furthering their economic impact, CP All aids local communities and farmers by promoting the sale of their processed products at 7-Eleven, generating an annual revenue of 20 billion baht for these groups.
In addition to sales support, Yuthasak highlighted CP All's dedication to SME development through various corporate social responsibility initiatives, including training for around 1,000 SMEs a year and projects like SME x Influencer and Diprom Move to Modern Trade, alongside trade seminars.
Yuthasak announced that the number of SMEs partnering with 7-Eleven increased by 197 in the previous year, selling a total of 9,763 product items across their stores nationwide - a 13% increase from the previous year. These partnerships reflect CP All's 30-year commitment to supporting SMEs.
Furthering their economic impact, CP All aids local communities and farmers by promoting the sale of their processed products at 7-Eleven, generating an annual revenue of 20 billion baht for these groups.
In addition to sales support, Yuthasak highlighted CP All's dedication to SME development through various corporate social responsibility initiatives, including training for around 1,000 SMEs a year and projects like SME x Influencer and Diprom Move to Modern Trade, alongside trade seminars.
