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Raw inputs
Equipment
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AI demand
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Company details
Market cap
~$355B
P/E ratio
~27×
Div yield
~2.5%
EPS (comparable)
~$2.95
Profit margin
~22%
Rev. growth
+5%
Revenue (2025)
~$48B
Dividend streak
63 yrs
In plain English
Coca-Cola doesn't really bottle drinks — it owns the brands and sells the secret concentrate. A worldwide network of independent bottlers (Coca-Cola Europacific Partners, FEMSA, HBC, Arca) buys that syrup, adds the water, cans and trucks, and puts ~30 billion-dollar brands on shelves in 200+ countries. Coca-Cola keeps the high-margin formula and marketing, owns minority stakes in its biggest bottlers and in Monster, and has bought its way beyond soda into coffee (Costa), dairy (fairlife), water (Topo Chico) and sports drinks (BodyArmor).
In simple terms
What The Coca-Cola Company really sells
Coca-Cola doesn't really bottle drinks — it owns the brands and sells the secret concentrate. A worldwide network of independent bottlers (Coca-Cola Europacific Partners, FEMSA, HBC, Arca) buys that syrup, adds the water, cans and trucks, and puts ~30 billion-dollar brands on shelves in 200+ countries. Coca-Cola keeps the high-margin formula and marketing, owns minority stakes in its biggest bottlers and in Monster, and has bought its way beyond soda into coffee (Costa), dairy (fairlife), water (Topo Chico) and sports drinks (BodyArmor).
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