Is Dutch Bros Positioned to Benefit From Rising Coffee Demand?
BROS posts double-digit revenue growth, expands into new states and raises its 2025 guidance as coffee demand stays strong.
Black Rock Coffee Bar: Too Hot For My Taste
Black Rock Coffee Bar has shown impressive growth and a successful IPO, but current valuation appears stretched. BRCB trades at around 7x sales, a significant premium to larger peers like Starbucks, despite slimmer operating margins. Risks include intense competition, limited scale, evolving consumer tastes, and rising input costs, making the risk-reward unattractive, despite solid current growth.
Black Rock Coffee Bar IPO: Stock listing date nears for upstart rival to Starbucks and Dutch Bros
If you're sick of tech companies hogging the IPO spotlight, you're in for a refreshing change of pace. Black Rock Coffee Bar Inc. is expected to list on the Nasdaq as soon as next week.
Luckin Coffee: Gaining Vast Market Share Where Rivals Are Slipping
Luckin Coffee offers substantial growth and international exposure at revenue and P/E multiples far lower than U.S. coffee peers. Luckin Coffee stands out with accelerating same-store sales growth, outperforming Starbucks and the broader restaurant industry despite a tough macro environment. The company's aggressive expansion—opening ~17 stores per day over the past year and entering the U.S. market in New York City—demonstrates strong momentum and international potential.
Keurig Dr Pepper Stock Tumbles After Deal to Buy Peet's Coffee Parent. Here's Why.
Investors appear concerned about the deal.
Keurig Dr Pepper is buying Peet's Coffee owner in a deal worth $18 billion
Keurig Dr Pepper said Monday it will buy Peet's Coffee owner JDE Peet's in a deal worth about $18 billion.When the acquisition is complete, the company plans to split into two separate companies, one focused on coffee and the other focused on beverages including Dr Pepper, Canada Dry, 7Up, and energy drinks.The coffee business will have about $16 billion in combined sales and the beverage business about $11 billion.“Through the complementary combination of Keurig and JDE Peet's, we are seizing an exceptional opportunity to create a global coffee giant,” said Tim Cofer, Keurig Dr Pepper's CEO.In addition to Peet's, Amsterdam-based JDE Peet's brands include L'OR, Jacobs, Douwe Egberts, Kenco, Pilao, OldTown, Super, and Moccona.Once the two companies are separated, Cofer will become CEO of the beverage business, which will be based in Frisco, Texas, and Keurig Dr Pepper CFO Sudhanshu Priyadarshi will lead the coffee business, which will be located in Burlington, Massachusetts, with its international headquarters in Amsterdam.
Keurig Dr Pepper Buying Peet's Coffee Parent for $18B Before Planned Separation
Keurig Dr. Pepper (KDP) on Monday said it has struck a deal to buy JDE Peet's for 15.7 billion euros ($18.4 billion) in cash, then plans to separate its coffee and beverage businesses.
Keurig Dr Pepper to Buy JDE Peet's for $18 Billion, Spin Off Coffee Brands
Keurig said it plans to separate into two independent, U.S. listed companies and created “the world's #1 pure-play coffee company.”
Coca-Cola exploring sale of popular UK chain Costa Coffee: report
Coca-Cola paid over $5 billion in 2018 to acquire Costa Coffee to compete with Starbucks and Nestle.
Will Coca-Cola's Coffee Bet Perk Up Its Global Beverage Sales?
KO's Costa bet has not brewed breakout growth, but Coca-Cola still sees coffee as a key strategic opportunity.
Brewing Opportunity: The 1 Coffee Stock You Should Buy at a 34% Discount
Key Points in This Article: Coffee remains a vibrant investment category due to its $20 billion U.S.
The Chinese Coffee Chain That's Muscling In on Starbucks's Turf
Luckin just opened its first stores in New York, showing off its mobile app and low prices—areas where Starbucks has struggled
