Starbucks will report its fiscal Q4 results on October 29, with shares up nearly 22% this year. CEO Brian Niccol faces scrutiny as the company navigates a second round of North American store closures and the end of tariff refunds that previously boosted margins. Last quarter showed strong earnings beats and sales growth, but recent closures and restructuring have raised concerns. Investors will watch U.S. comparable sales, margin sustainability amid increased labor costs, and capital spending on renovations to assess if the turnaround is truly complete. Fiscal 2027 guidance will be crucial to justify the stock's high valuation and confirm lasting margin improvements.
Starbucks shares trade at USD 100.80 on Pluang as of October 25, 2026, 22:31 WIB, down 1.09% for the day. The stock holds a market cap of $114.91 billion and a dividend yield of 2.5%. Investors on Pluang show full buying interest with 100% buy orders at this time.
Starbucks shares have struggled since Brian Niccol became CEO two years ago, as the company faces complex challenges. While Niccol has stopped loyalty declines and improved comparable sales, the company’s operating margins are near record lows, raisi...
Starbucks is forecasted to deliver strong US sales growth in its upcoming fiscal fourth-quarter report, with UBS predicting a 7.5% increase in North American same-store sales, surpassing consensus estimates. The growth is driven by Starbucks’ "Back t...
