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Company details
Market cap
~$117B
P/E ratio
~80×
Div yield
~2.3%
Revenue (FY25)
$37.2B
Stores
~41,000
Rev. growth
+3%
Net income
~$1.5B
Shares out
~1.14B
In plain English
Starbucks is the world's largest coffeehouse chain — ~41,000 stores, split roughly half company-operated and half licensed. It buys green arabica coffee from 450,000+ farmers via a handful of giant traders, roasts and serves it to consumers worldwide, licenses its packaged-coffee brand to Nestlé, and is mid-turnaround under CEO Brian Niccol — including a deal that handed control of its China business to Boyu Capital.
In simple terms
What Starbucks really sells
Starbucks is the world's largest coffeehouse chain — ~41,000 stores, split roughly half company-operated and half licensed. It buys green arabica coffee from 450,000+ farmers via a handful of giant traders, roasts and serves it to consumers worldwide, licenses its packaged-coffee brand to Nestlé, and is mid-turnaround under CEO Brian Niccol — including a deal that handed control of its China business to Boyu Capital.
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