US EditionStarbucks same-store sales fall for sixth straight quarter
UNITED STATES, JUL 29 – Starbucks' U.S. same-store sales dropped 2% in the April-June quarter, marking six straight quarters of decline despite a 4% revenue increase, company reports show.
- Starbucks reported a 2% fall in U.S. same-store sales for the sixth consecutive quarter in the April-June 2025 period despite revenue rising 4% to $9.5 billion.
- The decline resulted from ongoing weak U.S. demand and exceeded Wall Street’s expectations, while analysts had forecast $9.3 billion revenue and 65 cents earnings per share.
- Starbucks gathered 14,000 store managers and regional executives for a two-day event in Las Vegas and revealed plans to refurbish over 1,000 U.S. locations by the end of 2025, adding more seating areas.
- The company reported a 46% decline in adjusted earnings, which came in at 50 cents per share for the quarter, falling short of the 65-cent estimate, although its shares gained 1.8% during after-hours trading on Tuesday.
- CEO Brian Niccol affirmed confidence that new products like cold foam protein drinks and coconut water beverages will help reverse U.S. sales decline, alongside phasing out pickup-only outlets lacking warmth.
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