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2,009 stores. 20,000 employees. 3 trillion won in revenue. This is a company that rose to become the world's third largest by selling one cup of coffee at a time for 25 years. However, 8.47 billion won in revenue vanished in just one week. Tracing the ledgers, a crack appeared in the very ground where this company stands. Topics Covered in This Video ✅ A 25-year growth trajectory from 40 employees at the first store to 2,009 stores and 20,000 employees ✅ Three structural pitfalls of Starbucks Korea, which E-Mart acquired for 474.3 billion won ✅ A structure where a company-owned model with 996 billion won in labor costs becomes a ticking time bomb when sales drop ✅ Lack of governance where 7 people unanimously approved a 4-step approval process ✅ The issue of 425 billion won in E-Mart's market capitalization evaporating and the 223.3 billion won National Pension Service issue ✅ The toxic clause of a 600 billion won call option remaining in the contract 🔔 Why Companies -- Structure Exists in the Rise and Fall of Every Company We upload new corporate analysis videos every week. Subscribing and liking are a great help in creating high-quality videos. 📌 Reference Data Sources All figures and facts in this video have been verified based on the official sources below. • SCK Company Business Report -- Sales, Number of Stores, Number of Employees, Cost Structure, Financial Data • Money Today (May 20, 2026) -- Call Option Toxic Clause, 35 Percent Discount Structure • Money Today (May 24, 2026) -- Prepaid Recharge Amount: 454.2 Billion Won, 6-Year Accumulation: 2.6249 Trillion Won • Money Today (May 26, 2026) -- Internal Investigation Results: 4-Stage Approval Process, 7 Personnel, Customary Approval • Money Today (May 26, 2026) -- National Pension Service Holds 2.46 Million Shares of E-Mart, Valuation Loss of 24.2 Billion Won • Financial News (May 27, 2026) -- Weekly Payment Amount Decreases by 26.3 Percent from 32.1 Billion Won to 23.6 Billion Won • Herald Business -- E-Mart Stock Price Drops 15 Percent from 102,500 Won to 87,100 Won • Aju Business Daily (July 27, 2021) -- E-Mart acquires 17.5 percent stake in Starbucks headquarters for 474.3 billion won • MBC Newsdesk -- Statement by US headquarters' Jackie Anderson that they are under thorough investigation • Asia Business Daily -- Global sales expected to decline in Q1 2024; Berjaya plummets by 38 percent • Seoul Business Daily -- Boycott spreading as bans on using Starbucks at 5 or more government ministries spreads • OpenSurvey -- Starbucks usage rate 40.9 percent, Mega Coffee 26.6 percent ⚠️ Disclaimer This video is content intended for informational and educational purposes based on publicly available data. 📊 Investment/Financial Disclaimer: This video is not a basis for investment decisions regarding specific companies or countries. All investment decisions are your own responsibility; please consult with a professional. 🏢 Company/Country Disclaimer: The analysis of companies and countries mentioned in this video is a structural analysis based on publicly available data, and there is no intention to disparage or disparage any specific company or country. The opinions and interpretations expressed in this video represent the creator's analytical perspective and may differ from the official stance of the relevant company or government. 📐 Data Accuracy: The figures used in this video were verified based on publicly available primary sources as of the time of production (May 2026) and are subject to change thereafter. 📋 Copyright/Fair Use: The images and data used in this video fall under Fair Use for reporting, education, and critical purposes, and there is no intent to infringe copyright. 🤖 Content Production Notice: AI tools were utilized as an auxiliary tool during the research and drafting process for this video. Final editing and fact-checking were performed directly by the creator. #WhyCompanies #Starbucks #StarbucksKorea #Shinsegae #E-Mart #JungYongJin #SCKCompany #CallOption #Boycott #SalesDecline #CorporateAnalysis #CompanyOwnedStores #LaborCostStructure #NationalPension #BrandLicense #RealityOfLargeCorporations #RealityOfOfficeWorkers