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Coca-Cola Consolidated, Inc.
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Company details
Market cap
$11B
P/E ratio
~10×
Div yield
0.5%
EPS (TTM)
~$13
Profit margin
~13%
Rev. growth
+3.7%
Revenue
$6.9B
Free cash flow
~$0.6B
In plain English
Coca-Cola Consolidated is the largest Coca-Cola bottler in the United States — it buys concentrate and brand rights from The Coca-Cola Company, then makes, packages, sells and truck-delivers ~300 drink brands across 14 states and DC to roughly 60 million people. It owns almost none of the brands it sells; the business is the capital-heavy manufacturing-and-delivery rail between the brand owner and the store shelf, earning a low-double-digit margin on ~$6.9B of sales.
In simple terms
What Coca-Cola Consolidated, Inc. really sells
Coca-Cola Consolidated is the largest Coca-Cola bottler in the United States — it buys concentrate and brand rights from The Coca-Cola Company, then makes, packages, sells and truck-delivers ~300 drink brands across 14 states and DC to roughly 60 million people. It owns almost none of the brands it sells; the business is the capital-heavy manufacturing-and-delivery rail between the brand owner and the store shelf, earning a low-double-digit margin on ~$6.9B of sales.
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