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The 40,000% Coffee Story Wall Street Almost Missed
In 1992, Starbucks went public at a split-adjusted price of approximately $0.27.
Today, its stock trades above $108.
That’s a gain of roughly 40,000%.
Put another way…
That turns $100 into $40,000…
$500 into 200,000 dollars…
And a tiny stake of $1,000 into almost half a million dollars.
But unless you invested in Starbucks back in 1992, that opportunity is already gone.
The bigger question is:
Where could coffee’s next major growth story come from?
The global coffee market is projected to reach approximately $380 billion by 2033. And its next breakout company may not be built around thousands of cafés.
It may begin with the farms…
And that’s the opportunity that could dwarf Starbucks returns.
It owns approximately 45 Colombian farms and 10 million coffee trees.
It also holds exclusive third-party rights Juan Valdez coffee products across U.S. and Canadian retail and institutional channels.
Those products are already reaching Target, Walgreens and thousands of North American retail locations.
And individual investors can now own a stake while the company is still private.
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*Disclaimer: This is a paid advertisement for Green Coffee Company's Regulation A offering. Please read the offering circular at https://invest.greencoffeecompany.com/. Timelines are subject to change. Listing on the NASDAQ is contingent upon necessary approvals, and reserving a ticker symbol does not guarantee a company's public listing.
