F88 has opened its 1,000th store, at the Chợ Hòa Lạc intersection in Hanoi, on October 10, more than a decade after its first outlets opened in 2013. Deputy CEO Phạm Trần Long said the milestone raises the bar for governance and operations, and the company will balance network growth with efficiency at each outlet. F88 is also developing its digital platform MyF88 and partnering with payment, banking and insurance firms. It plans to reach 1,050 stores in 2026 and 1,500–2,000 by 2030.
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