- CEO
- Yugo Horii
- Full Time Employees
- 5,617
- Sector
- Distribution services
- Industry
- Wholesale distributors
- Address
- NBF Toyosu Canal Front Tokyo TY Japan 135-8717
- IPO Date
- Mar 1, 1989
- Business
- Autobacs Seven Co., Ltd. (9832.T) operates as Japan's leading automotive aftermarket retailer, offering a comprehensive range of vehicle maintenance, parts, and accessories through its nationwide network of Autobacs stores. The company provides car maintenance services including oil changes, tire replacement, battery checks, and brake repairs; automotive parts and accessories such as tires, wheels, batteries, audio systems, car care products, and custom tuning components; and additional offerings like vehicle inspections, insurance agency services, and online sales via its e-commerce platform. Founded in 1947 and headquartered in Tokyo, Japan, Autobacs Seven primarily serves individual car owners and fleet operators across Japan, with limited international operations in Southeast Asia through subsidiaries.
The company organizes its business into key segments encompassing retail sales, maintenance services, and wholesale distribution, targeting the domestic automotive aftermarket valued at over ¥4 trillion annually. Its Autobacs brand dominates the market with more than 500 stores, supplemented by smaller-format Seven Star and Orange House outlets for regional coverage. Autobacs Seven maintains strategic alliances with major tire manufacturers like Bridgestone and Yokohama Rubber, ensuring exclusive product access.
In recent developments, Autobacs Seven expanded its digital initiatives with the launch of enhanced mobile app features for booking services and loyalty programs in 2024. The company completed the acquisition of additional retail sites in Kyushu region during fiscal 2025 to bolster market share amid rising electric vehicle adoption. Furthermore, it announced a partnership with a leading EV charging network provider in late 2024 to integrate charging stations at select stores, supporting Japan's shift toward sustainable mobility.