Luckin Coffee opens 20,000th location

Luckin is considered the largest coffee chain in China by store count.

Luckin Coffee announced the opening of its 20,000th outlet in Beijing.

The 20,000th Luckin Coffee store is located in a central area, blending technology and artistic flair in its overall design. Additionally, the store is built to LEED ID+C v4 Platinum standards, highlighting Luckin Coffee's commitment to sustainability. Currently, Luckin Coffee has three LEED Gold-certified stores in China. 

Furthermore, Luckin Coffee's 20,000th store features small roasters and a set of fully automated digital pour-over coffee machines, providing customers with a more diverse and elevated coffee experience.

"Luckin Coffee's growth and development have been fueled by the support of more than 230 million customers and the dedication of 110,000 Luckin employees. Looking ahead, we will keep improving the consumer experience and prioritizing being an employer of choice, guided by our core values of ‘Integrity, Craftsmanship, Innovation, Ownership and Cooperation.’ We will continue to strive towards becoming an outstanding, world-class coffee brand that lasts for centuries,” Dr. Guo Jinyi, Chairman and CEO of Luckin Coffee, said.

To ensure a consistent and high-quality coffee supply across its 20,000 stores, Luckin Coffee sources premium coffee beans from top-producing regions worldwide, including Brazil, Ethiopia, and Yunnan, China. In June of this year, in the presence of Brazilian Vice President Geraldo Alckmin, Luckin Coffee entered into a series of letters of intent to purchase approximately 120,000 metric tons of coffee beans from Brazil through the end of 2025.