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Lazard was appointed on September 3, 2025, to review the options available to Costa Coffee.

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Lazard was appointed on September 3, 2025, to review the options available to Costa Coffee.

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  1. Lazard appointed to review options for Costa Coffee.1 source
  2. Apollo and TDR Capital are exploring bids for Costa Coffee amid declining sales and Lazard's review.1 source
  3. Lazard is reviewing potential sale options for major companies like Coca-Cola and Costa Coffee.1 source

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  • Verdict Food ServiceShould Coca-Cola sell Costa Coffee? When Coca-Cola snapped up Costa Coffee for £3.9bn ($5.2bn) in 2018, the move was hailed as a bold new step into the booming hot drinks market. But, seven years on,
  • The TelegraphAsda owner considers bid for Costa Coffee Asda’s owners are considering a swoop for Costa Coffee after Britain’s biggest coffee chain was put up for sale. TDR Capital, which bought Asda in 2021, is e
  • Simply Wall St.How Costa Coffee’s Possible Sale at Coca-Cola (KO) Has Changed Its Investment Story In August 2025, sources reported that The Coca-Cola Company was exploring options for its Costa Coffee business, in
  • Just FoodCoca-Cola ‘explores potential sale of Costa Coffee’ The Coca-Cola Co. is reportedly weighing up the future of its UK coffee chain Costa Coffee. Over the weekend, Sky News and Reuters reported Coca-Co
  • ReutersCoca-Cola explores sale of Costa Coffee, source says (Reuters) -U.S. soft drinks company Coca-Cola is working with investment bank Lazard to review options, including a potential sale, of British cof