Kopi Kenangan plots $200M push to 4,000 stores by 2030, leans on India for growth
Indonesia's Peak XV-backed coffee chain Kopi Kenangan will deploy $200M to triple its footprint to 4,000 outlets by 2030, targeting $650M revenue. Already at 1,136 stores with 188 overseas, the Starbucks challenger is sourcing local beans in India to dodge tariff barriers as it scales across Singapore, Malaysia and India.
Indonesian coffee chain Kopi Kenangan, backed by India's Peak XV Partners, plans $200M investment to triple stores to 4,000 by 2030. Already operates in India alongside Singapore, Malaysia; cites tariff barriers forcing local bean sourcing in India market.
Why this matters
Indonesia's Peak XV-backed Starbucks challenger is shifting from domestic dominance to cross-border scale, with India emerging as a strategic hedge against tariff exposure and a core growth engine.
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