Starbucks Presentation

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Starbucks in Italy


Growth • Revenue growth of 12% •  FY 2013: $14.9 billion •  FY 2012: $13.3 billion

• 7% increase in global sales for 2013 •  Sales have grown by at least 5% for 18 straight quarters


SBUX: 2 Year Stock Chart


Competitive Strengths • Specialty drinks • Customer service and customer loyalty • Technological sophisMcaMon • Supplier relaMonships • Commitment to sustainability


Financial Information 2013 % of Total Revenue Sales Growth Net Income (millions) OperaMng Margin

Americas

EMEA

China/Asia Pacific

74%

8%

6%

7%

-­‐

9%

$2,365.2

$64.2

$321.2

21.5%

5.5%

35%


Italy: PESTEL+ Poli8cal •  Unstable Government •  CorrupMon Economic •  NegaMve Growth •  Fragile Banking System •  12.4% Unemployment •  Income Disparity, 40% Gap •  High Wage & Rent Expense Environmental •  Increased RegulaMon Legal •  Permits = Difficult & Expensive

Demographic •  61.6 Million in Italy •  68.4% Urban •  3.3 Million in Rome Global •  S.E. Europe & N. Africa •  Organized Crime •  Economic Instability has a Global Impact


Italy: Café Industry Diamond Model Firm Strategy, Structure & Rivalry •  Primarily Independent Chains •  Largest Chain = 4% of Market Demand Condi8ons •  Demand for Coffee and Cafés is Present •  Italian Model is Different Factor Condi8ons •  Real Estate = Expensive •  Business Permits = Difficult & Expensive •  Cafés Price Coffee Low to Compete Related & Suppor8ng Industries •  Coffee Suppliers Focus InternaMonally for Profit •  Different Coffee Preferences


Decision to Withhold Recommendation •  Brand Management

•  Resource Management

•  Risk Management


Decision to Withhold •  Brand Management

•  Resource Management

•  Risk Management


Decision to Withhold •  Resource Management

2013 Regional Financials 100% 90% 80%

$64.20 $2,365.20 22%

$35% 321.20

6%

70% 60% 50% 40% 30%

$1,096.20 $8,638.00

$747.80

20% 10% 0% Asia

EMEA cost

income

America


Decision to Withhold •  Risk Management


Recommended Expansion


Why Israel? • ExisMng Presence in Middle East • Favorable to Foreign Investment • 3.5 Cups per Day consumpMon • 3.6kg Per Capita ConsumpMon


Entry Strategy •  3 CiMes: Tel Aviv, Jerusalem & Haifa

•  Reserve Stores •  Customized Stores •  Employment Strategy


• Acquired in 2012 • No Starbucks logos used • RevoluMonize the tea drinking experience • Focus on drink specializaMon • Cafes opened in major US ciMes


Expansion to the U.K. • Ingrained in the culture • Starbucks widely accepted • Few chain tea shops


Expansion to Asia • Starbucks’ success in 14 countries • Increase in disposable income • Enter Japan first •  Recent buy-­‐back of licensed stores


Summary • Italy is a no-­‐go • Expand Starbucks operaMons into Israel • Expand Teavana into the UK and Asia


Thank you! QuesMons?


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Back to the Future? • Partnered with Delek Group in 2001 • 6 Store LocaMons • Misunderstood Market • Closed all stores in 2003


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