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Last month, Howard Schultz, founder of Starbak, arrived again in China for years. He visited the North and Beijing Gates without interruption and is currently in the Chinese Partners Forum, where he interacts with Chinese users and staff.

Starbak has had to pay attention to the Chinese market, particularly to the return of the country’s largest rival, Swe, a paper petition five years ago, making Swe and Starbak the dead. Fortunately after the financial winds, we are now stabbed in the meat of Starbak.

The first quarter of this year, according to the Swiss café, the number of its doors reached 9351, well above the 6200 in China of Starbak. It also opened doors to Singapore and began to expand international markets.

However, Swiss coffee is also new and cumbersome. Two of the former core figures were the creation of Koudi coffee to recycle back to coffee, and the price of Swiss was used to challenge it.

Cudi coffee, Swiss coffee and Starbak, a delicate competition is taking place.

More ambitious shop targets

In recent days, Swiss café and Starbak have continued to issue a new quarterly financial statement.

Sweden, fortunately after its previous financial holidays, has once again reached a rapid growth stage. The financial statements show that the total net revenue of Swiss coffee in the first quarter was $4437 million ($646 million), an increase of 84.5 per cent, a net profit of $564.8 million, and a net profit of $0.8 million for the same period last year, and a net profit of $616.9 million, excluding the United States General Accounting Standards (Non-GAAP), and a net profit of $99.1 million for the same period last year.

Fortunately CFO restated in the teleconference that this had benefited from the lifting of the disease and the gradual economic recovery, as well as the successful completion of debt restructuring and the near completion of the reconciliation of investor actions abroad.

The second fiscal year of 2023 (2 January-2 April 2023) was released on Asbak. The data show that, as of the end of the second fiscal year, China’s market achieved income of nearly $800 million, an increase of 3 per cent over the previous year and a decrease of 11 per cent after the elimination of the negative impact of foreign exchange conversions of 8 per cent; and a 3 per cent increase in sales of shops, ending the six consecutive quarterly decline since the third fiscal year of 2021.

This also implies a shift in the business of the Asbak China market, beginning to emerge from the impact of the epidemic and gradually recovering as expected.

In terms of the size of the camps, there is still a gap between Survivors and China of Starbak, but they are catching up quickly; and in terms of the number of door shops, Swisss have long gone beyond Starbak.

In the first quarter, there were 1137 new shops in Survivors, with a 13.8 per cent increase in ring. As of the end of the first quarter, the number of door shops stood at 9351, including 6310 home-based shops and 3041 partnerships.

China also accelerated the door shop layout, with 153 new door shops in the quarter, more than double the previous quarter. Currently, Starbak operates over 6200 door shops in 244 cities in China.

In response, at the Global Investor Exchange in September 2022, Starbak launched the China Strategy, which is planned to open up 3,000 new shops by 2025, equivalent to a new shop on average nine hours, at which time the total number of Chinese doors will reach 9,000. Howard Schultz, the founder of Akbak, gave even greater goals when he was interviewed: “I am confident that, for one day, we will have more than 10,000 door shops in China.”

Fortunately, Sweden is not in a position to show that the goal of opening 10,000 door shops in the first half of this year will be met, as the President of the Swiss Coffee Board and Chairman of the CEO Guoqiang, which will make Swiss coffee the first door shop in China a brand of more than 10,000 coffee chains. With increased competition in the Chinese coffee market, Switzerland will continue to expand its presence in high-line cities and to accelerate infiltration in the new market through joint ventures.

Spread of fighting abroad

Fortunately, in the early days of the birth of a Swiss coffee, a rapid growth was achieved through a new retailing approach, sold from the point of view of self-extraffiti, competing with Starbak.

Soon as soon as, as a result, the constellation of partners is on the floor. In 2018, Starbak entered into a comprehensive strategic partnership with Ababa, one of which was the formal front line delivery system, based on a plumbing system; in 2019, Starbak’s online service was further enhanced by the introduction of the “on-line point, to shop”. As a result, Starbak has served in the Chinese market on the line of home and stores.

The shocks and changes that Sweden has made to Starbak are obvious.

In June 1950, astebak China made adjustments to its operational structure, reconfiguring all of its previous operations into two main business modules: “Sink retail” and “digital innovation”. As can be seen, digital innovation is becoming an increasingly important business for China in Starbak.

Starbak is now moving beyond its own model in digital innovation operations.

In March of this year, both China and Gao announced the launch of the “White Express Behind Street” service. It was suggested that, prior to driving the vehicle, users could opt for “on the street” services, using high-degree map navigation, to be recommended to the system, for a system-proposed shuttle bus point, and that only a window of the vehicle could be taken from the café in Starbak when the user reached the temporary parking point near the door shop.

This also marks the beginning of a new consumer scenario “in the way” by Starbak, outside “to the home”. At present, “White fast-tracking” has taken the lead in front of 100 Starbak doors in Beijing, with nearly 50 door shops operating in Shanghai. Over the next year, more than 1,000 constellations are expected to support the “crossing” service throughout the country.

In the case of Starbak, access to services along the streets is neither new open doors nor an increase in too many people, but more on the line of upgrading App, with more people being able to reach a level that is not a shop, with the effect of winning the shop.

However, when China’s online service on board asterisk was chaotic and even hypertrayed, Swiss competition targets were also beginning to shift to international markets.

Fortunately, Sweden disclosed that in March this year, two shops in Swiss coffee Singapore entered the pilot phase.

Guo Ji Jingye said that the opening of Singapore’s door shop was an important step in the expansion of Swiss coffee into international markets and a starting point for the Swiss Internationalization Strategy. Fortunately through the establishment of an office in Singapore