Saeki Selva Holdings Co., Ltd.
Japanese pure holding company operating regional supermarket chains across eastern and western Japan.
Last updated September 29, 2026
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Overview
Saeki Selva Holdings Co., Ltd. (株式会社さえきセルバホールディングス) is a Japanese pure holding company headquartered in Kunitachi, Tokyo, that operates regional supermarket chains. The group traces its origins to November 1979, when a private shop called "Kunitachi City Ishida Fresh Shop Saeki" was founded in Kunitachi, Tokyo. In February 1986 the operating company Saeki Co., Ltd. was established, and in October 1989 it opened its first supermarket, "Saeki Kunitachi Food Hall." Through the 2000s the company expanded by acquiring and integrating regional food supermarket chains in Yamanashi, Shimane, and Ibaraki prefectures. In March 2011 the group moved to a holding company structure with the establishment of Saeki Holdings Co., Ltd. via a share transfer, making Saeki, Foods Market Hock, Yamanashi Saeki, and Ibaraki Saeki wholly owned subsidiaries. In May 2013 it integrated management with Selva Co., Ltd. and changed its name to Saeki Selva Holdings Co., Ltd. The group operates four regional operating companies: Tokyo Saeki, Foods Market Hock, Yamanashi Saeki, and Keihin Saeki. As of the company profile, the group operates 56 stores across nine prefectures: Tokyo, Kanagawa, Saitama, Yamanashi, Shizuoka, Shimane, Tottori, Ibaraki, and Chiba. The group positions supermarkets as a "health industry" that offers "beauty and health" through daily food proposals, guided by the concept of "medicine and food are of the same origin" (医食同源). Its store banners include "Food Market Saeki" and "Saeki Food Hall" in the Kanto region, "Selva" and "Okajima" in Yamanashi and Shizuoka, and "Food Market Hock" in the San'in region. The company is a member of the Nichiryu Group and was formerly a member of the CGC Group. It has stated a goal of group sales of 100 billion yen and plans to list on the Tokyo Stock Exchange.
History
The history of Saeki Selva Holdings begins in November 1979, when a private shop named "Kunitachi City Ishida Fresh Shop Saeki" was founded in Kunitachi, Tokyo. In February 1986, the operating company Saeki Co., Ltd. was established in the same city. The first supermarket, "Saeki Kunitachi Food Hall," opened in October 1989 in Kunitachi, marking the group's entry into supermarket retailing. In May 1996, the company established "Shikisai Jiki" (a prepared food center) in Tachikawa, Tokyo. From 2000 onward, the group expanded by taking over regional supermarket chains. In September 2000, it established Fresh Power Okajima Co., Ltd. to inherit the supermarket division of Okajima Co., Ltd. in Yamanashi Prefecture; this company was absorbed by Saeki Co., Ltd. in March 2002. In December 2004, Saeki Co., Ltd. made Tanboharutoku Co., Ltd., a food supermarket in Shimane Prefecture, a wholly owned subsidiary, and in May 2005 renamed it Foods Market Hock Co., Ltd. In August 2009, Saeki established Ibaraki Saeki Co., Ltd. as a wholly owned subsidiary in Ibaraki Prefecture, and in November 2009 Ibaraki Saeki acquired seven stores from Maruhei Store Co., Ltd. Also in November 2009, the company held a 30th anniversary event. In March 2011, the group established Yamanashi Saeki Co., Ltd. and, through a share transfer, established Saeki Holdings Co., Ltd., making Saeki, Foods Market Hock, Yamanashi Saeki, and Ibaraki Saeki wholly owned subsidiaries. In May 2013, Saeki Holdings integrated management with Selva Co., Ltd. and changed its name to Saeki Selva Holdings Co., Ltd. In July 2018, Saeki Co., Ltd. absorbed the stores of Ibaraki Saeki through an absorption-type split and changed its name to Tokyo Saeki Co., Ltd.; Selva Co., Ltd. absorbed the stores of Yamanashi Saeki and changed its name to Yamanashi Saeki Co., Ltd. In September 2020, Foods Market Hock merged with Maruman Co., Ltd. In November 2020, Saeki Selva Holdings made Marudai Co., Ltd., a food supermarket in Kanagawa Prefecture, a wholly owned subsidiary, and in February 2021 renamed it Keihin Saeki Co., Ltd. The group operates four regional operating companies and 56 stores across nine prefectures. It is a member of the Nichiryu Group and was formerly a member of the CGC Group. The company has stated a goal of group sales of 100 billion yen and plans to list on the Tokyo Stock Exchange.
- 2021
Renamed Marudai Co., Ltd. to Keihin Saeki Co., Ltd.
- 2020
Foods Market Hock merged with Maruman Co., Ltd.
- 2020
Made Marudai Co., Ltd. (Kanagawa) a wholly owned subsidiary
- 2018
Saeki Co., Ltd. renamed to Tokyo Saeki Co., Ltd.; Selva Co., Ltd. renamed to Yamanashi Saeki Co., Ltd.
- 2013
Integrated management with Selva Co., Ltd. and renamed to Saeki Selva Holdings Co., Ltd.
- 2011
Established Yamanashi Saeki Co., Ltd. and Saeki Holdings Co., Ltd. via share transfer
- 2009
Established Ibaraki Saeki Co., Ltd. as a wholly owned subsidiary
- 2009
Ibaraki Saeki acquired seven stores from Maruhei Store Co., Ltd.; held 30th anniversary event
- 2005
Renamed Tanboharutoku Co., Ltd. to Foods Market Hock Co., Ltd.
- 2004
Made Tanboharutoku Co., Ltd. (Shimane) a wholly owned subsidiary
Products and positioning
Regional community-based supermarkets offering health and food culture proposals under a holding company structure.
Food Market Saeki
Supermarket banner in the Kanto region
Saeki Food Hall
Supermarket banner in the Kanto region
Food Market Hock
Supermarket banner in the San'in region
Selva
Supermarket banner in Yamanashi and Shizuoka
Okajima
Supermarket banner in Yamanashi and Shizuoka
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