Giants in the genre of coffee; Nestle and Starbucks, are about to collaborate to form a huge empire that will seamlessly dominate the others from the same category.

The spokesperson of Nescafe revealed on Monday that the company will pay $7.15 billion upfront, cash to the Seattle chain. This will allow Nescafe to sell the products of Starbucks coffee in the catering operations, restaurants, and supermarkets. The upcoming year is about to witness the capsule systems of Nestle, in the name of Dolce Gusto and Nespresso, under the brand name of Starbucks.

The association of the two giants aims to captivate the java drinkers of the US, which is currently dominated by the JAB Holding. This deal will help take over the current position of JAB.

As per an analyst, Jean-Philippe Bertschy, of Bank Vontobel, the investment on behalf of Nestle may seem expensive but will produce a splendid outcome in the years to come. He further added that the US market will be the first to deliver the profit, which is currently depicting a downfall in the profit graph.

The shares of Nestle hiked 0.8% in the Zurich trading during the early period but the stock had dropped around 9% this year.

Though this deal is the first-ever tie-up of Nestle along with another coffee giant, it expects to enjoy greater earnings each share in the coming years. It is even hopeful about the targets related to the organic growth. Currently, the annual sales of the company are $2 billion, which covers mere 9% of the revenue earned by Starbucks. The company also revealed that it is expecting the earnings to elevate to $20 billion via the dividends and repurchases by the next two years.

Starbucks will continue to run the business in North America and Nestle will take a firm charge of the manufacturing process across the world. The sales percentage will be earned by Nestle which will be paid as royalty to Starbucks.