What Starbucks's latest 10-Q says: 8 signals
Starbucks filed its latest 10-Q with the SEC on Jul 29, 2026. It discusses chief accounting officer change, cost reduction and debt refinancing.
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What Starbucks's 10-Q filings say
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10-Q
Filed · 8 signals
Starbucks converts 7,991 China stores to licensed model in major Q3 2026 restructuring.
This divestiture of company-operated retail operations in China generated $2.5 billion in net proceeds.
$2.5B
Net proceeds from the divestiture of Starbucks retail operations in China.
Starbucks repurchased $1.3B in senior notes in May 2026 using proceeds from China divestiture.
The company used cash from its China divestiture to reduce long-term debt, strengthening its balance sheet.
$1.3B
Aggregate principal amount of senior notes repurchased in cash tender offers.
Val Bauduin signs 10-Q as new Principal Accounting Officer.
Val Bauduin, SVP of Corporate Finance and Development, has been designated as the Principal Accounting Officer.
Starbucks identifies commodity price volatility for coffee and dairy as its primary market risk
The company states that price volatility of green coffee and dairy directly impacts profitability and is expected to continue.
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Received significant tariff refunds in Q3 2026 following a U.S. Supreme Court ruling.
Starbucks received refunds for previously paid IEEPA tariffs, which were recorded as a reduction in product and distribution costs.
- SEC EDGAR
10-Q
Filed · 12 signals
Starbucks spends $24M on new strategic joint venture with Boyu Capital for China operations.
The company incurred $24 million in transaction expenses related to its new partnership with Boyu Capital to operate retail stores in China.
$24M
transaction-related expenses for strategic partnership with Boyu Capital
Boyu Capital
Executing "Back to Starbucks" restructuring plan, incurring $66M in support organization costs.
Starbucks is actively restructuring its corporate support organization as part of its "Back to Starbucks" strategy, resulting in $66 million in costs, primarily for severance.
$66M
Restructuring costs for support organization (primarily severance)
Slashed CapEx by $685.7M in H1'26, reducing new store and renovation investments.
As part of a broader strategic shift, Starbucks has significantly cut capital expenditures by $685.7M, primarily by slowing down new store openings and renovations in North America.
$685.7M
Net decrease in capital expenditures in H1 2026 vs H1 2025
Executing "Back to Starbucks" restructuring, closing 227 stores in H1'26 and cutting support jobs.
The company is actively restructuring its support organization and store footprint to cut costs, realizing $66M in savings from severance in Q2 alone.
$66M
Lower costs in Q2 associated with restructuring support organization (severance)
Reducing capital expenditures by $685.7M YTD, cutting new store and renovation spend.
Starbucks significantly decreased its capital expenditures by $685.7 million in the first half of the fiscal year, driven by reduced spending on new stores and renovations in North America.
$685.7M
Net decrease in capital expenditures year-to-date
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Starbucks earnings headlines
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| Call date | What the company said |
|---|---|
| Accelerating store renovations, targeting over 1,000 'uplifts' by year-endThe company is making a significant capital investment in renovating its physical stores to improve the customer experience, creating budget for construction, design, and in-store technology vendors. | |
| Leveraging new 'Grow' data report to drive operational performanceA new internal reporting and ranking system is successfully driving store performance, indicating a focus on data analytics and business intelligence to target improvements and raise standards. | |
| Raised fiscal 2026 guidance for global comp growth and EPSIncreased confidence in performance, driven by positive trends and strong Q2 results, suggests financial health and capacity for continued investment in strategic initiatives. | |
| On track with $2 billion multi-year cost savings plan through 2028A major, long-term cost savings initiative is underway, which often requires upfront investment in technology, automation, and process re-engineering to realize gross savings across operations and G&A. | |
| Rolling out new app feature for scheduled order pickupInvesting in app technology to improve mobile ordering predictability and customer experience, creating opportunities for vendors specializing in mobile tech, e-commerce, and logistics. | |
| Planning major expansion in China to 1,500 cities in three yearsThe company is committed to aggressive footprint growth in China, planning to expand from 1,000 to 1,500 county-level cities, signaling significant long-term investment in international markets. |
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