7-Eleven

Retail & Distribution
CP All | CTEI | Shanghai Kinghill | Seven & I Holdings | Siam Makro

Telecom, Media
TrueCoffee | TrueLife | TrueMoney | TrueMove H | TrueOnline | TrueVisions

TV Channel
True4U | TNN24

E-Commerce & Digital
Ascend Group | Pantavanij

Property Development
CP Land

Automotive & Industrials
Saic-CP Motor | Luoyang Northern ek Chor

Pharmaceutical
Sino Biopharmaceutical

Finance & Investment
Zhengxin Bank | Ping an Insurance

Brands
7-Eleven | Tesco Lotus | CP-Meiji

Defunct/Dissolved
White Hen

Supermarkets and Hypermarkets
Wellcome (Hong Kong, Taiwan) | Yonghui (China) | Cold Storage (Malaysia, Singapore) | Jasons (Taiwan, Singapore, Indonesia, Hong Kong) | MarketPlace by Jasons (Hong Kong) | Giant (Malaysia, Singapore, Indonesia) | Hero (Indonesia) | Mercato (Malaysia) | Oliver's (Hong Kong) | ThreeSixty (Hong Kong) | San Miu (Macau) | Lucky (Cambodia)

Health and Beauty Stores
Guardian (Malaysia, Indonesia, Brunei, Vietnam, and Singapore) | Mannings (Hong Kong, China and Macau) | Rose Pharmacy (Philippines) | GNC (Hong Kong)¹

Other operations
7-Eleven (Hong Kong, Macau, Southern China and Singapore)¹ | Maxim's (Hong Kong, 50%) (assets) | IKEA (Hong Kong, Taiwan, Indonesia)¹ | Starbucks (Hong Kong and Taiwan)¹ | Genki Sushi (Hong Kong and Taiwan)¹ | Robinsons Retail Holdings (Philippines, 18.25%)

Former operations
Simago (Spain)² | Woolworths (New Zealand) | Kwik Save (United Kingdom) | Rustan's Supermarket³ (Philippines) | Shopwise³ (Philippines)

¹ Licensed brands.
² It was acquired by Promodès (now Groupe Carrefour) and became Champion in 1997. Champion brand itself was discontinued in 2010.
³Assets merged to Robinsons Retail Holdings.