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Starbucks Coffee Company has announced a strategic partnership with Boyu Investment. The two parties will establish a joint venture to jointly operate Starbucks' retail business in the Chinese market. According to the agreement, Boyu will hold up to 60% of the equity in the joint venture, while Starbucks will retain 40% and continue to be the owner and licensor of the Starbucks brand and intellectual property, licensing to the newly established joint venture. Based on an enterprise value of approximately $4 billion (excluding cash and debt), Boyu will obtain its corresponding equity. Starbucks China is one of the company's second-largest and fastest-growing markets globally. Since entering China in 1999, it has opened thousands of stores in over 200 cities, profoundly influencing China's coffee culture and urban lifestyle. Besides introducing classic coffee experiences to China, Starbucks has also actively promoted localized innovations, such as launching tea beverages and food products with Chinese characteristics, and opening numerous distinctive flagship stores and Reserve Roastery stores. The company is committed to fulfilling its social responsibilities and has established a coffee grower support center in Yunnan to promote the development of China's coffee industry. Starbucks estimates that the total value of its China retail business will exceed $13 billion, consisting of three parts: the proceeds from the transfer of the controlling equity interest in the joint venture to Boyu, the value of Starbucks' retained equity in the joint venture, and the ongoing licensing revenue to be paid to Starbucks over the next ten years or longer.