BRIEF-Starbucks Reports Q1 Revenue $9.4 Bln Vs IBES Estimate $9.31 Bln
ReutersJan 28, 2025 9:23 PM
Jan 28 (Reuters) - Starbucks Corp SBUX.O:
STARBUCKS Q1 EPS $0.69; IBES ESTIMATE $0.67
STARBUCKS Q1 REVENUE $9.4 BILLION VERSUS IBES ESTIMATE $9.31 BILLION
STARBUCKS Q1 CHINA COMPARABLE STORE SALES DECLINED 6%
STARBUCKS Q1 GLOBAL COMPARABLE STORE SALES DECLINED 4% VERSUS IBES ESTIMATE OF DOWN 4.6%
STARBUCKS Q1 NORTH AMERICA & U.S. COMPARABLE STORE SALES DECLINED 4%
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