Sales Data of Starbucks in India & Japan-1
Sales Data of Starbucks in India & Japan-1
Sales Data of Starbucks in India & Japan-1
Starbucks’ first profit came after 6 years of its first outlet launch in India in 2012.
Starbucks’ Indian unit extended gross sales by 30% in FY19 to 447 Rs crores, paced
by the addition of fresh stores in Indian metro cities with an increased demand for
quality beverages. Sales development, however, slowed in the quarter ended June
to 23 percent.
Tata Starbucks added about 30 outlets in the last fiscal year, bringing the count of the
shop to 157 to increase sales.
Additionally, each Starbucks outlet was generating gross sales of about Rs 3 crore on
an average, lower than Westlife Development, running McDonald’s in eastern and
western India and clocking more than Rs 4.6 crores of revenue at each outlet. In the
rapid restaurant space, Burger King too outsold Starbucks in FY18 after entering the
country four years ago.
In 2019-20, Tata Starbucks made a foray into new places such as Ahmedabad, Surat
and Vadodara in Gujarat to increase the overall sales.
Starbucks has also witnessed a jump in the usage of loyalty programme, which now
forms 31 percent of their revenue.
Sales growth, however, has been slowing down consistently every year due to the
pandemic. The stores had to be closed ever since the lockdown was announced
impacting the Q4 revenues.
The JV posted sales of Rs 346 crore in FY18, according to data gathered from the
Registrar of Companies. Back-of-the-envelope calculations show revenue at about Rs
450 crore during the last fiscal.
Sales data of Starbucks in Japan: - (Past & Present)
Today, Starbucks Japan has become the largest coffee chain in Japan with a market
share of 48.0%.
Not to mention, revenue has grown by 14.7% in the past five years. It seems that more
than a few Japanese consumers are choosing Starbucks over the other coffee shops,
like Detour, Saintmarc, or Tully’s Coffee.
The global pandemic has also affected the sales of Starbucks Japan very drastically
compared to previous years but still they managed to cope up with Takeaways and
deliveries.
In FY19, Asia Pacific had revenue of 6.9 billion dollars. Out of which alone Japan
had revenue of 0.73 billion dollars.
Also in the year 2019, Starbucks Japan introduced 47 new Frappuccinos to boost up
sales. But due to pandemic they were unable to boost up sales at a very high rate.
Starbucks has got just 5% revenue in Asia/Pacific. Whereas, NAFTA has the highest
revenue which is 75%.