Starbucks Corporation's Q2 2025 earnings report revealed significant misses in revenue and earnings per share, leading to a drastic drop in stock prices. CEO Brian Niccol described the results as 'disappointing,' particularly highlighting a 2% decline in U.S. comparable store sales, which fell for the fifth straight quarter. This trend raises concerns about foot traffic and customer spending at Starbucks. Investors, who had hoped for continued growth after a promising Q1, are now anxious about the chain's ability to recover and meet market expectations moving forward.
"The revenue and EPS miss isn't what seems to be rattling investors most. What concerns them are Starbucks's disappointing comparable sales results."
"Comparable sales are a metric that looks at the sales of the same stores that have been open for at least a year. Unfortunately for Starbucks, comparable sales in U.S. stores that have been open for at least a year fell during Q2."
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