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US cafe chain Starbucks said it is not currently considering a full sale of its China operations, after Chinese financial magazine Caixin reported that it was without disclosing where it obtained the information.

Starbucks has held preliminary talks with more than a dozen potential buyers, Caixin also reported on Monday citing sources who did not specify what was for sale.

Reuters

Starbucks says it is not currently considering a full sale of its China operations