SBUX Stock Recent News

SBUX leverages loyalty, mobile ordering and delivery to make digital engagement drive customer spend growth.

The Investment Committee debate the latest Calls of the Day.

Starbucks may be positioned for a rebound as its turnaround efforts gain traction, according to investment firm Baird. The firm on Tuesday upgraded the coffee chain's stock to outperform from neutral and raised its price target by $15 to $115, representing more than 25% upside from Monday's closing price.

Zacks spotlights Digi Power X, RF Industries and Starbucks as standout gainers amid market volatility and economic uncertainty.

Strength in China, supported by innovation and rising transactions, helps SBUX navigate U.S. comps declines.

There's little question that early investors in Starbucks (SBUX 2.20%) have been abundantly rewarded. Since the company's initial public offering (IPO) in mid-1992, the stock has returned an incredible 26,390% (as of this writing).

Live Updates Live Coverage Has Ended Final Reaction 4:45 pm Period EPS Estimate EPS Actual Revenue Estimate Revenue Actual Q2 25 $0.18 $0.26 $403.6M $415.8M Sentiment: Very Positive — one of the best restaurant earnings of the quarter Investor Focus: Same shop sales durability + new unit ROI + margin upside Next Catalyst: Q3 update on shop build-out and SSS carryover trends What Changed This Quarter 4:37 pm Full-year revenue guide raised + strong Q3 start signaled Gross margin expanded despite inflationary pressure Opened 41 new shops in Q2, tracking to ~150 for FY25 Company-operated same shop sales grew +6.5% YoY Adj. EBITDA margin held steady as reinvestment continued Loyalty program growth and menu innovation cited as tailwinds Key Operating Highlights 4:32 pm The revenue acceleration was paired with margin and cash flow improvements — key for a consumer-facing name in a choppy macro backdrop. Metric Q2 2025 YoY Change Revenue $415.8M +27.1% Adjusted EPS $0.26 +73.3% Same Shop S

Green Apron rollout should boost comps; pilot stores showed strong results. Margin recovery likely from better comps, cost resets, and fewer discounts. Valuation attractive versus history; turnaround gains traction, dividend adds cushion.

Zacks.com users have recently been watching Starbucks (SBUX) quite a bit. Thus, it is worth knowing the facts that could determine the stock's prospects.

Starbucks beat revenue, but missed non-GAAP earnings expectations. Operating margin and U.S. comp sales declined in the comparable period, exacerbating our doubts about the "Back to Starbucks" strategy. I believe SBUX remains overvalued; the "Third Place" vision is outdated in today's digital, mobile-first world, and the company's forward guidance remains suspended. Traders may profit from volatility, but long-term investors should wait until at least Q2 2026 to see if CEO Niccol's strategy delivers tangible results. We doubt it will.