Luckin Coffee — China’s largest coffee chain that set up shop in Gotham in June of 2025 and has since been competing with ...

The Nestlé-owned and Oakland-born specialty coffee company Blue Bottle is reportedly being sold to a Chinese investment firm.

Centurium Capital Partners is in advanced negotiations to acquire Blue Bottle Coffee, according to a report on Bloomberg.

Founded in Oakland, California in 2002, Blue Bottle has outlets in the US, China, Hong Kong, Japan, Singapore and South Korea ...

Blue Bottle Coffee started with humble beginnings as a small Oakland business in 2002. Nearly 25 years later, it has grown ...

Nestle acquired 68% of Blue Bottle in 2017 for $425 million, and later bought out the California chain entirely. It boosted Blue Bottle's footprint from around 30 shops at the end ...

Blue Bottle Coffee may be sold by Nestlé to Centurium Capital—details, strategy, and Asia-Pacific growth synergies.

Blue Bottle Coffee may seem like it’s expanding across cities in Japan, but its offshoot, the Blue Bottle Studio, is far more exclusive, appearing only in a handful of locations around the world. Blue ...

Reports said China's Luckin Coffee has acquired the U.S. specialty coffee chain Blue Bottle Coffee. Blue Bottle Coffee Korea CEO Ryan Seoh gives a presentation at a press briefing marking the launch ...

Centurium and Luckin have been assessing various coffee-chain targets including Blue Bottle, Costa Coffee and the operator of % Arabica stores in China.