As of 9/29/2024, Tracenable has captured detailed data on Starbucks's corporate ownership structure, offering an in-depth view of its significant subsidiaries and their importance within the group.a
The dataset includes information on 5 subsidiaries, identified as material based on their financial importance, operational scale, or strategic contribution to Starbucks's consolidated operations.a
| Entity Name | Country | Type | Ownership | LEI | PermID |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Shanghai Starbucks Coffee Enterprise Co., Ltd.a | CHN | Subsidiary | Not Specified | 0000000 | 0000000 |
Starbucks Coffee (Cayman) Holdings Ltd.a | CYM | Subsidiary | Not Specified | 0000000 | 0000000 |
Starbucks Coffee International, Inc.a | USA | Subsidiary | Not Specified | 0000000 | 0000000 |
Starbucks EMEA Holdings Ltda | GBR | Subsidiary | Not Specified | 0000000 | 0000000 |
Starbucks International (Holdings) Ltda | GBR | Subsidiary | Not Specified | 0000000 | 0000000 |
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Tracenable's group entities dataset provides geographic insights into Starbucks's significant subsidiaries, revealing their location around the world.a
In total, the Starbucks group includes 5 significant subsidiaries distributed across 4 countries, illustrating the company's governance network, operational footprint, and geographical consolidation structure.a
This visualization highlights the geographical distribution of Starbucks's corporate structure, helping assess its international exposure, operational reach, and cross-border governance landscape.a
In 2024, Tracenable identified that the Starbucks group consisted of5 significant subsidiaries, located across 4 countries.a
This represents a focused geographic presence, reflecting the company's core operational centers or key strategic markets rather than a full view of its global entity network.a
Starbucks's significant subsidiaries are primarily located in North America and Europe, which together host 80% of its material entities.a
This concentration suggests that the company's strategic and operational priorities are centered in these key markets, consistent with its focus on financially material or high-impact operations.
Starbucks exhibits a limited level of transparency concerning its corporate ownership structure.
The disclosure covers only a small number of significant subsidiaries, typically those with material financial or operational relevance.a
Without full group hierarchy or equity details, it offers a restricted view of Starbucks's broader ownership network, making it harder to assess the company's consolidated structure or cross-entity control.
Yes. Tracenable's data shows that 1 entities (20%) are registered in jurisdictions commonly classified as low-tax or offshore financial centers, such as Cayman Islands.a
This may indicate tax optimization strategies or the use of special-purpose vehicles (SPVs) within Starbucks's ownership structure.