
SBUX · Nasdaq
Starbucks sells coffee, tea, cold beverages, food and related merchandise through its branded coffeehouses, while also earning revenue from licensed locations and packaged or other channel products. Its customers are consumers purchasing drinks and food in stores or through connected retail channels. The supplied evidence does not state the revenue contribution of each operating segment or the current store count. Starbucks generated $37.2 billion of revenue and $1.9 billion of net income in FY2025, compared with $36.2 billion and $3.8 billion, respectively, in FY2024. Its current operating focus is rebuilding traffic, improving service speed and upgrading stores.
Starbucks rose 1.81%, from $103.10 to $104.97 over the supplied trading window. The stock first advanced to $105.85 by July 30 on investor focus on stronger sales, recovering traffic, faster service, store upgrades and management’s raised fiscal 2026 outlook, then gave back part of that move through July 31 and August 3 before rebounding on August 4. The evidence does not link a specific announcement to each session, but the company-specific backdrop was constructive: research highlighted improving earnings momentum while warning that costs and valuation remain obstacles. Broader market strength, including rallies led by Microsoft and technology shares, also provided a supportive backdrop.