Starbucks

• 8-KNegativeRestructuringGuidance loweredImpairment / charge

  Filed Sep 24

  Back to Starbucks drives North America coffeehouse closures and a lower FY2026 global net-opening outlook.

• 10-QQ3 FY2026PositiveRestructuring

  Filed Jul 29

  China’s shift to a Boyu-backed licensed JV lowers reported revenue and boosts earnings with a divestiture gain, while U.S. traffic recovers.

  • Revenue$9.3BYoY −1.4%
  • Net income$1.0BYoY +87.2%

• 8-KPositiveEarningsGuidance raisedRestructuringImpairment / charge

  Filed Jul 29

  Stronger coffeehouse traffic supports a raised outlook; China's shift to a licensed JV lowers reported revenue and adds a divestiture gain.

• 8-KLeadership change

  Filed Jun 12

  Val Bauduin takes over as principal accounting officer from CFO Cathy Smith, who remains principal financial officer.

• 8-KDebt financing

  Filed May 20

  Cash tender offers settled early, reducing outstanding senior notes with maturities spanning 2028–2048.

• 8-KNegativeRestructuringImpairment / charge

  Filed May 15

  Back to Starbucks restructuring streamlines support teams and non-retail facilities while reducing complexity at Reserve and Roastery locations.

• 10-QQ2 FY2026Restructuring

  Filed Apr 28

  Back to Starbucks lifts U.S. traffic, but labor investment and input inflation squeeze North American profits.

  • Revenue$9.5BYoY +8.8%
  • Net income$510.9MYoY +33.0%

• 8-KPositiveEarningsGuidance raised

  Filed Apr 28

  Transaction-led sales growth accompanies raised comp-sales and non-GAAP EPS guidance; Boyu Capital China JV enters licensed reporting in Q3.

• 8-KDeal completedContract / partnership

  Filed Apr 2

  Boyu Capital takes majority ownership of China retail JV; coffeehouses will shift to a licensed model to support expansion.

• 8-KShareholder vote

  Filed Mar 30

  Shareholders approved a request to replace supermajority voting with majority voting; an independent-board-chair proposal failed.

• 10-QQ1 FY2026MixedRestructuring

  Filed Jan 28

  Back to Starbucks lifts U.S. traffic, but labor investments, coffee costs and tariffs squeeze margins.

  • Revenue$9.9BYoY +5.5%
  • Net income$293.3MYoY −62.4%

• 8-KNegativeEarningsNew guidance

  Filed Jan 28

  China retail’s held-for-sale shift for the Boyu Capital JV drove a tax-rate spike; labor investment, coffee prices and tariffs squeezed margins.

Coverage: 10-Q and 8-K filings filed since Jan 28, 2026.

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