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Starbucks is forming a joint venture with Chinese alternative asset management firm Buoyu Capital to operate the coffee chains locations in China. That deal is valued at $4 billion. Buyu will hold up to a 60% interest in the joint venture with Starbucks holding the 40% stake.The company though has conducted a monthslong review of options for its China business which includes about 8,000 coffee shops. Boy's founders include the grandson of one of China's former presidents. And if you look at Starbucks shares ...

Starbucks is forming a joint venture with Chinese alternative asset management firm Buoyu Capital to operate the coffee chains locations in China. That deal is valued at $4 billion. Buyu will hold up to a 60% interest in the joint venture with Starbucks holding the 40% stake.The company though has conducted a monthslong review of options for its China business which includes about 8,000 coffee shops. Boy's founders include the grandson of one of China's former presidents. And if you look at Starbucks shares ...

This story was originally published on Restaurant Dive. To receive daily news and insights, subscribe to our free daily Restaurant Dive newsletter. Dive Brief: Starbucks sold a majority stake of its China business to Boyu Capital for $4 billion as it plans to form a joint venture managing operations in the country, the company said in a Monday press release. Boyu will acquire a 60% stake in the business while Starbucks will retain 40% and continue to own and license the brand and intellectual property ...

Core Insights - Starbucks has agreed to sell a majority stake in its China retail operations to Boyu Capital for $4 billion, establishing a joint venture where Boyu will hold up to 60% [1] - The overall valuation of Starbucks' China retail business is estimated to exceed $13 billion, factoring in the sale proceeds and the value of Starbucks' remaining interest [2] - The joint venture aims to combine Starbucks' global coffee leadership with Boyu's local market expertise to accelerate growth and enhance customer experiences [4] Company Strategy - Starbucks will retain a 40% stake in the joint venture and continue to own and license the brand and intellectual property [1] - The joint venture will be headquartered in Shanghai and will manage Starbucks' 8,000 coffeehouses in China, with plans to expand to 20,000 locations [4] - Starbucks will maintain ownership of non-retail assets, including the Kunshan Coffee Innovation Park and the Yunnan Farmer Support Center [5] Market Context - The deal follows a competitive selection process, with Boyu being one of five shortlisted candidates [6] - The joint venture is expected to finalize once regulatory approvals are obtained, targeting completion in the second quarter of Starbucks' fiscal 2026 [6] - Boyu Capital's partner emphasized the strong brand connection Starbucks has with Chinese consumers and the potential for innovation in the market [3]

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business. Kate Rogers got the details. Kate, >> hi Melissa.That's right. We've been uh anticipating this news. Starbucks announcing its founding partner in China, entering into a joint venture agreement with Buoyu Capital.It's a leading alt investment firm to operate Starbucks retail business in China. Now, under this agreement, Buoyu will hold up to a 60% interest in Starbucks retail operations in China. Starbucks will retain a 40% interest in the joint venture and it will continue to own and license the S ...

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