TAIPEI (Taiwan News) — Uni-President reported Monday a record revenue of NT$569.39 billion (US$18.36 billion) for the first 10 months of this year, as its key subsidiary 7-Eleven delivered strong October sales.

The company reported an October revenue of NT$54.22 billion, down 0.77% from a year earlier, per CNA. It cited weaker beverage demand in China and the Chinese yuan’s depreciation, which affected returns from Uni-President China Holdings.

Uni-President said its membership ecosystem and event marketing boosted in-store and online sales. Other subsidiaries, including Starbucks Taiwan and Cosmed, also contributed to growth.

7-Eleven recorded NT$29.91 billion in revenue for October, up 4.49% year-on-year, per UDN. Grown came from its expanding network of over 8,200 stores and promotional campaigns.

7-Eleven’s cumulative revenue for the first 10 months rose 3.72% to NT$290.85 billion. The company plans to capitalize on winter demand, year-end shopping festivals, and seasonal product launches to lift fourth-quarter results.

Meanwhile, FamilyMart also reported record-breaking results, with October revenue rising 6.91% year on year to NT$9.72 billion. It credited steady store expansion, promotions, and strong demand for ready-to-eat meals, bringing its 10-month total to NT$90.94 billion, up 3.88% from a year earlier.