GS25 Holds Product Exhibition 'GPS 2025'... "Sharing Know-How for Sales Growth"

Over 18,000 Franchise Stores and Key Partner Companies Gather in One Place

GS Retail's convenience store GS25 announced on the 16th that it will hold the 'GS25 Product Trend Exhibition 2025 (GPS 2025)', where distribution trends and sales growth strategies are shared in one place.

Now in its 26th year, this exhibition will be held for four days from February 15 to 18 at the aT Center in Yangjae-dong, Seoul, and for two days from the 21st to 22nd at BEXCO in Busan.

The GS25 Product Trend Exhibition is the largest event in the industry, attended by over 18,000 franchise store owners nationwide and key domestic and international partner companies. It aims to introduce the latest product trends, new systems and policies, and promote mutual growth and coexistence between headquarters and franchise stores. It is also an opportunity for partner companies to directly showcase products to franchise store owners across the country and gauge market reactions.

The main theme of this exhibition is the 'GS25 Academy', focusing on sharing practical strategies and know-how to increase sales despite high inflation and economic downturn. To this end, cases of activating O4O (Online for Offline) service sales such as delivery and pickup, pre-ordering, and closing discounts will be shared, and customized improvement plans will be proposed through store diagnostics.

GPS 2025 will be operated with a strategic video viewing hall, a standard display experience hall, seven promotional halls, and four innovation halls (Life Living, Service Products, Convenience Foods, Processed Foods). Through this, participants can experience the latest trends and operational strategies more concretely and explore practical ways to improve sales.

Kang Dong-heon, project manager of the GS Retail product exhibition team, said, "GPS 2025 was planned to allow participants to directly experience and apply strategies such as strengthening O4O services and product competitiveness and system improvements to increase sales in line with changing consumer trends."