Luckin Coffee addressed its financial scandal directly. The company settled with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and resolved class action lawsuits related to the fraud. Existing shareholders involved with the fraud were cleared out, and new shareholders, such as Centurium Capital, invested in the company.Luckin Coffee implemented strong internal governance practices. The company established a clear mission and set of values. It also revised its governance and incentive systems to promote transparency and accountability. All financial and operational data is uploaded to a blockchain, demonstrating their commitment to preventing future misconduct. Additionally, a stock incentive program was introduced for over 300 key employees.Luckin Coffee focused on operational excellence and customer satisfaction. They concentrated on their core coffee business, investing in supply chain management and product innovation. They aimed to provide affordable, high-quality coffee, leading to the creation of popular products like the Coconut Latte. Luckin also adapted to changing customer preferences, exemplified by their sugar reduction efforts in response to health concerns.
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