Japanese convenience store chain Lawson revealed yesterday [Wednesday] that during and after the fiscal year ending February 2004, it plans to increase its store portfolio by 300 outlets on a net basis. It will do this by opening 600 new outlets a year, and closing 300 loss-making or ageing stores every year.
JAPAN: Lawson to concentrate on network expansion
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