STARBUCKS COFFEE AUSTRALIA PTY LTD
Location
VICTORIA
Founded
2014-04-11
Website
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Recent Articles about STARBUCKS COFFEE AUSTRALIA PTY LTD
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2024-12-12 (worldcoffeeportal.com)
Starbucks Australia posts AU$5.8m loss amid expansion drive and weaker consumer spend -
Chairman Michael Smith says the licensee remains focused on expansion, despite new store development and the high cost-of-living hindering profitability
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2024-12-03 (worldcoffeeportal.com)
Starbucks Australia strengthens Board of Directors ahead of planned outlet growth
The Victoria-based licensee says the appointment of hospitality entrepreneur James Sinclair will support efforts to further scale its 78-store footprint and sustain revenue growth under new leadership
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2018-05-16 (insideretail.com.au)
Starbucks China to double store network - Inside Retail Australia
Starbucks China plans to open a new store every 15 hours for the next five years, doubling its store count to 6000.
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2018-02-28 (insideretail.com.au)
Starbucks Reserve unveils new global store format - Inside Retail Australia
The new Starbucks Reserve Seattle store opened this week, offering a taste of what is to come for the 1,000-plus stores planned across the world, including Asia.
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2016-07-18 (insideretail.com.au)
Starbucks investing in upscale chains - Inside Retail Australia
Coffee chain partners with investment firms to open new brand of stores and incorporate boutique bakeries.
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2013-08-28 (insideretail.com.au)
Starbucks to open in Colombia - Inside Retail Australia
Coffee chain to open 50 cafes in the Andean country over the next five years.
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(marketingmag.com.au)
As US chain Starbucks prepares to exit the Australian market, surrendering its 24 remaining local stores to 7-Eleven operator Withers Group, its demise will go down in marketing history as a case study of failure to adapt to local conditions.
As US chain Starbucks prepares to exit the Australian market, surrendering its 24 remaining local stores to 7-Eleven operator Withers Group, its demise
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(foodanddrinkbusiness.com.au)
Starbucks, Nestlé collab launches RTD iced coffee - Food & Drink Business
A Starbucks and Nestlé collaboration is bringing the Starbucks Frappuccino into stores in a on-the-go format. Nestlé has exclusive rights for Starbucks ready-to-drink coffee beverages in Australia.
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