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Inc stmt in USDIncome statement in USDView more

Year on year Starbucks Corp's net income fell -8.82% from 4.12bn to 3.76bn despite relatively flat revenues. A contributing factor has been an increase in the percentage of sales devoted to the cost of goods sold from 72.57% to 73.16%.
Gross margin26.84%
Net profit margin10.40%
Operating margin14.95%
Return on assets12.38%
Return on equity--
Return on investment17.77%
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Cash flow in USDView more

In 2024, cash reserves at Starbucks Corp fell by 265.30m. However, the company earned 6.10bn from its operations for a Cash Flow Margin of 16.85%. In addition the company used 2.70bn on investing activities and also paid 3.72bn in financing cash flows.
Cash flow per share4.71
Price/Cash flow per share21.13
Book value per share-6.57
Tangible book value per share-9.59
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Balance sheet in USDView more

Starbucks Corp has a Debt to Total Capital ratio of 191.57%.
Current ratio0.755
Quick ratio0.559
Total debt/total equity--
Total debt/total capital1.92
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Growth rates in USD

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Div yield(5 year avg)2.08%
Div growth rate (5 year)9.63%
Payout ratio (TTM)51.41%
EPS growth(5 years)2.53
EPS (TTM) vs
TTM 1 year ago
-7.72
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