SEAToday.com, Jakarta - The mega coffee chain company Starbucks has lost approximately USD 11 billion in market value over the last month, erasing 9.4 percent of the company’s total value.
In a span of 19 days since November 16, coinciding with the company’s Red Cup Day promotion, Starbucks’ shares plummeted 8.96 percent amid analysts' reports of slowing sales and a subdued response to holiday season offerings. This market downfall sets a new record, with Starbucks facing a decline in stocks for 12 consecutive sessions.
Starbucks is also facing a boycott by the pro-Palestine supporters over the conflict in Gaza, following a social media post from the Starbucks Workers United. The company sued the union, representing a faction of its baristas, over the union’s post expressing solidarity with Palestinians.
Starbucks Loses USD11 Billion in Market value Amid Boycott
Starbucks is boycott by pro-Palestinian supporters due to the conflict in Gaza. Photo : reddit
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