In a world where uncertainty reigns, One Stop is carving out a niche. The franchise convenience store retailer impressively crosses the 700 mark for company stores and the 350 mark for franchises, proving that the economic climate doesn’t dampen a good retail spirit. With the backing of Tesco since 2003, One Stop is set on a trajectory of ambitious growth, ready to launch bold initiatives that would leave competitors in the dust.
As Carl Traill, the masterful head of franchise development, enthusiastically states, “There’s never been a better time for independent retailers to partner with us.” This kind of optimism isn’t merely corporate jargon. It’s a call to arms for convenience store owners looking to ride the wave of modern retail. With burgeoning online sales and a suite of delivery partners like Uber Eats and Deliveroo on their side, One Stop is opening the floodgates to additional revenue streams.
Their award-winning online platform consolidates four delivery services into one seamless experience, helping franchisees meet customer demand with ease, all while simplifying the often chaotic in-store operations.
With over 10,500 colleagues across the stores, One Stop isn’t just growing; it’s thriving sustainably. As they launched the franchise model in 2014, the success story of One Stop continues to unfold.
So, buckle up—this retail giant isn’t slowing down anytime soon!
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One Stop Achieves 700+ Company Stores, 350+ Franchises with Tesco Backing and Integrated Delivery Push
Thursday 19th June, 2025
Gorilla Dash
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Tesco-owned convenience chain emphasizes resilient growth, streamlined tech, and multi-platform delivery expansion under new franchise leadership.
- One Stop has over 700 company stores and 350 franchise stores.
- The retailer focuses on expanding its robust online delivery system.
- Franchise partners benefit from expert support to maximize potential.
Key Facts:
| Number of stores | One Stop operates 700 company-owned stores and 350 franchise stores across the UK. |
|---|---|
| Parent company | One Stop was acquired by Tesco in 2003, which supports its operations. |
| Franchise launch year | One Stop officially began franchising operations in 2014. |
| Online sales growth | Significant increases in online sales have been noted over recent years. |
| Number of employees | Over 10,500 colleagues are employed across One Stop stores. |
| Delivery partners | One Stop collaborates with Uber Eats, Just Eat, Deliveroo, and Snappy Shopper. |
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