7-Eleven Puts “Coming Soon” Signs on Two Phnom Penh Locations

The well-known and popular convenience store 7-Eleven has recently put up signs at two locations in Phnom Penh with a notice written in Khmer saying “See you soon”.

According to the actual locations, the first branch is located along NR5 in the Prek Phnov area, while the other branch is located along NR6 in the Chroy Changva area.

Behind the “See you soon” sign, there are construction sites behind both locations as seen in the picture.

Though there is no official announcement on the exact date of opening, the two stores are expected to open this year.

According to the latest announcement from the 7-Eleven master franchisee CP All Plc in November last year, the company is still planning to open their branches in Cambodia within 2021, despite the COVID-19 pandemic.

The plan to open 7-Eleven in Cambodia was announced by CP All Plc in May 2020. (Read more)

As of the end of 2020, 7-Eleven has more than 20,000 branches in Japan, over 10,000 in Thailand, and more than 10,000 in Korea.

Photo Credit: PhAnn Lee and Entrepreneur and Leadership

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