711

711 is a Belgian-Dutch gambling company. It operates in the gambling sector across Belgium and the Netherlands, with its Dutch-facing web presence at 711.nl. The brand is identified in public records as a Belgian-Dutch gambling company, indicating cross-border operations in the Low Countries. Its activities fall within the regulated gambling and betting industry, a sector subject to national licensing and oversight in both Belgium and the Netherlands. The company maintains an online presence through its .nl domain, suggesting a focus on the Dutch market alongside its Belgian base. As a gambling operator, 711 would typically offer services such as sports betting, casino games, or other wagering products, though specific product lines are not detailed in the available evidence. The brand should not be confused with unrelated namesakes such as the 7-Eleven convenience store chain or the 711 telephone number. Its identity is that of a commercial gambling enterprise serving Belgian and Dutch customers.

711 is a Belgian-Dutch gambling company. The available evidence identifies it as a gambling operator active in Belgium and the Netherlands, with its Dutch web presence at 711.nl. Detailed corporate history, founding date, ownership structure, and specific product offerings are not provided in the source material. The company operates in the regulated gambling markets of the Low Countries, where gambling is subject to national licensing regimes. Its cross-border Belgian-Dutch identity suggests it serves customers in both countries, potentially under separate national licenses. The brand name 711 is distinct from other commercial uses of the number, such as the 7-Eleven retail chain. No further historical milestones, leadership changes, or corporate events are documented in the available evidence.

Product categories. gambling services · betting services

• 2021

  FTC continued its investigation of the 7-Eleven–Speedway acquisition

  The FTC acting chair said an investigation into whether 7-Eleven's acquisition of Speedway violated antitrust law would continue, despite the completed transaction.

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• 2021.05.15

  Reported2021.05.15

  FTC continued its investigation of the 7-Eleven–Speedway acquisition[3]FTC continued its investigation of the 7-Eleven–Speedway acquisitionnews.cnyes.com

  The FTC acting chair said an investigation into whether 7-Eleven's acquisition of Speedway violated antitrust law would continue, despite the completed transaction.

• 2021.05.14

  Reported2021.05.15

  7-Eleven completed its acquisition of Speedway[3]FTC continued its investigation of the 7-Eleven–Speedway acquisitionnews.cnyes.com

  7-Eleven completed its $21 billion acquisition of Speedway on Friday, May 14, 2021.

  Weekdays and relative dates follow the original report; their exact calendar dates have not been verified.

• Unconfirmed

  7-Eleven announces plans to close or relocate about 1,000 stores in Japan[4]7-11宣布计划关闭或迁移约1000家门店sc.stock.cnfol.com

  The 7-Eleven business was reported to be planning to close or relocate about 1,000 stores as part of a broader restructuring announced by its parent group. The report does not specify a calendar year for the announcement.

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1. 1Wikidata: 711wikidata.org
2. 2711.nl711.nl
3. 3FTC continued its investigation of the 7-Eleven–Speedway acquisitionnews.cnyes.com
4. 47-11宣布计划关闭或迁移约1000家门店sc.stock.cnfol.com