Javid purchased a 7-Eleven store for $1 million. Today head office took it all

Two nights ago, A Current Affair blew the whistle on 7-Eleven’s corporate greed.

Franchisees accuse the convenience giant of taking over their stores and giving them nothing in return.

Javid built up his business after buying it for $1 million.

Right on the dot at 6am, 7-Eleven corporate heavy hitters turned up to turf him out.

Watch the full video in the player above.

7-ELEVEN STATEMENT

7-Eleven Australia works closely with its franchise network and takes its responsibilities seriously.

7-Eleven Australia approaches all individual franchisee matters in a fair and considered way, in line with our contractual obligations and applicable legal and regulatory requirements.

In relation to:

• The Franchisee of the Sutherland Store – the term of their franchise agreement as extended expires on 17 June 2026 and the licence granted to them to operate the Store ceases on that date.
• The Franchisee of the Kensington South Store – the term of their franchise agreement as extended expired on 9 June 2026 and the licence granted to them to operate the Store ceased on that date.
• The Franchisee of the Regentville Store – the term of their franchise agreement expired on 14 December 2025 and the licence granted to them to operate the Store ceased on that date.

Individual franchisee matters differ case by case and we are not in a position to provide further comment on these matters publicly.