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Starbucks considers selling majority stake in Japan business, valued at about $3 billion
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According to Reuters, citing sources, Starbucks (SBUX.O) is considering selling a majority stake in its Japan operations. The valuation of the Japan business is approximately $3 billion. The report, relayed by financial data platform jin10, indicates that the coffee giant is exploring a potential divestiture of its Japanese unit, though the sources did not specify a timeline or potential buyers. The move would represent a significant shift in Starbucks' strategy in one of its key Asian markets, where it has operated for decades through a joint venture. The sources spoke on condition of anonymity as the discussions are private and may not lead to a deal. Starbucks has not publicly commented on the report.
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Source: Reuters
According to sources cited by Reuters, Starbucks (SBUX.O) is exploring the possibility of selling a majority stake in its Japan operations.
The valuation of Starbucks' Japan business is estimated at approximately $3 billion.
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Starbucks explores sale of majority stake in Japan business valued at $3 billion