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Reborn Coffee has formed a joint venture with Gaingan Humantech Co to open three Reborn Coffee locations in Bangkok, Thailand.


This venture aims to expand the brand’s presence in Thailand. This joint venture will begin with three high-traffic locations, starting at One Bangkok, with plans for further expansion in the coming years.


The flagship store will be situated at One Bangkok, a major mixed-use development in the city centre. One Bangkok will feature five office towers, three luxury hotels, four residential towers and 450 retail stores, designed to create a vibrant community space with a gross floor area of 1.83 million square metres.


Jay Kim, CEO of Reborn Coffee, said: "Gaingan Humantech Co will lead Reborn Coffee’s expansion throughout Thailand. By fostering a vibrant local coffee culture, Reborn Coffee and our joint venture partners will innovate in coffee, tea brewing, and specialty bakery offerings."


"We are setting a new standard for premium beverages and artisanal products in Thailand while positioning ourselves as a leader in Southeast Asia’s thriving coffee market."


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Reborn Coffee expands into Thailand with new flagship store in Bangkok

Rafaela Sousa

1 October 2024

Reborn Coffee expands into Thailand with new flagship store in Bangkok

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