Coffee IPO Smells of One Unfashionable Flavor

Caffeine is a good business to be in right now. But a initial open charity of a world’s second-largest coffee spit asks investors to swallow uncomfortably high levels of debt.

JAB Holding, a desirous private investment association that manages a resources of Germany’s billionaire Reimann family, will announce skeleton to boyant JDE Peet’s on Amsterdam’s batch sell this week. The business was shaped by mixing Dutch spit Jacobs Douwe Egberts with U.S. coffee sequence Peet’s late final year.