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FamilyMart Uny suffers post-merger growing pains

Integration costs seen limiting profit for now

A Circle K convenience store converted into a FamilyMart in Nagoya.

TOKYO -- Merger-related expenses weighed on the earnings of FamilyMart Uny Holdings for the nine months ended November, as the company upgraded and refurbished stores for a new start.

The company was born from the Sept. 1 marriage of convenience store operator FamilyMart and supermarket company Uny Group Holdings. Operating profit reached about 42 billion yen ($356 million), down roughly 5% from combined profits reported by the predecessors a year ago. The 42 billion yen figure is the sum of March-August profit at FamilyMart and expected September-November profit at the new entity.

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