Another USA retail giant heading to South Africa – next month!

Millat Convenience, a subsidiary of Millat Group, has announced that it will be bringing convenience retail brand Circle K to South Africa.

Another USA retail giant heading to South Africa – next month!

Millat Convenience, a subsidiary of the Millat Group, has entered into a Master Licence Agreement with the Alimentation Couche-Tard Inc. subsidiary that will bring Circle K to South Africa.

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This agreement grants Millat the right to open and operate Circle K franchises throughout the country as the exclusive licensee.

The first store is schedule to open in Gauteng in late October 2022. The exact location is yet to be confirmed.

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Circle K offers fresh food, hot and cold beverages and other convenience products, as well as fuel, car wash and, in a growing number of locations, electric vehicle charging.

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It is one of the largest convenience retail brands in the United States with over 7 000 outlets – second only to the 7Eleven brand.

Circle K has locations in 24 countries worldwide

Established in 1951 in Texas, USA, Circle K was acquired in 2003 by Couche-Tard, a prominent convenience store operator headquartered in Laval, Canada.

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With Circle K as its global brand, Couche-Tard’s network today consists of nearly 14 100 locations across 24 countries and territories, including approximately 1 900 franchise locations in Latin America, Africa, the Middle East, Asia and Oceania.

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