Pacific Coffee Hong Kong is one of the largest coffee chains

Pacific Coffee is a chain of American coffee shops in Hong Kong and Macau, and is one of the largest coffee chains in Hong Kong.

Origin:

Pacific Coffee was founded in Hong Kong in 1992 by a couple from Seattle, USA, and Macau in July 2009.

The company aims to provide customers with a perfect cup of coffee, so that customers can enjoy the perfect coffee fun in a comfortable environment. Pacific Coffee's first coffee shop opened in 1993 at Bank of America Center in Central, Hong Kong.

Pacific Ocean Coffee operates in Beijing and Shanghai, Hong Kong and Singapore in China, with Hong Kong being the largest, with nearly 70 outlets on Hong Kong Island, Kowloon Peninsula and the New Territories, including those located at the University of Hong Kong and the British Council campus of Hong Kong, with Hong Kong Island as the centre of gravity. In addition to retail outlets, Pacific Coffee also supplies its brand of coffee beans and Italian brand JURA coffee machines to wholesalers and corporate customers, including banks, airlines, clubs, hotels and large commercial organizations. It also engages in coffee bean wholesale in Hong Kong, Macau and Singapore.

In 2005, computer chip manufacturer Intel conducted a large-scale voting campaign to select "Asia's Top 10 Internet Hotspots," and Pacific Coffee from the Peak of Taiping Mountain won the top spot.

Chevalier Technology (renamed Chevalier Pan Asia in 2007), a listed company of Chevalier International Group in Hong Kong, acquired Pacific Coffee for $250 million in April 2005.

Pacific Coffee(Pacific Coffee) successfully entered the high-end coffee market in the Mainland after it was acquired 80% equity by China Resources Enterprise (00291) under China Resources Group in June last year. Tang Guojiang, CEO of Pacific Coffee, revealed that nearly 50 new stores have been opened in the Mainland, and will continue to expand its business next year with no less than this number, and gradually enter second-tier cities.

In April 2011, after opening its first coffee shop in Shanghai, within eight months, its footprint has spread to four major cities in the Mainland.

Macao's first Pacific Coffee shop opened in July 2009 in Central Plaza, New Road, Central District. Macau Pacific Coffee is licensed by Macau Jiajing Group.

As of October 2010, Pacific Coffee has over 100 outlets in Hong Kong, Mainland China, Singapore, Malaysia and Macau.

History of development:

Tai Ping Yang Coffee was founded in Hong Kong in 1992. At present, the total number of stores in China Hong Kong, China Macao, the mainland of China, Singapore, Malaysia and other places has exceeded 130. In 2010, CR Venture Group acquired 80% equity interest in Pacific Coffee for approximately HK$327 million and incorporated this brand into CR Vanguard, filling the gap in the retail industry chain of CR Group, a central enterprise. In April this year, Pacific Coffee opened its first coffee shop in Huaihai Middle Road. By the end of this month, Pacific Coffee has 23 direct-sale stores and 4 alliance stores in Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou, Shenzhen, Hangzhou and Foshan. This number will increase to 50 this year and 150 next year.