Coca-Cola Europacific Partners (CCEP) Stock Hits New 52-Week High
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Coca-Cola closed at a fresh one-year high of $99.26, 1.73% above the peak it set just two sessions earlier, putting the $100 handle within reach. Beverage peers also finished higher: PepsiCo up 2.24% and Monster Beverage up 1.95%.
Moves: Nov 13, 2026 · Alpha Vantage daily close
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Coca-Cola is up 3.27% intraday from a $93.09 open, and the move comes alongside gains across beverage peers including Monster Beverage, Keurig Dr Pepper and Diageo. The whole beverage shelf is bid.
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Monster filed its Q3 2026 results with the SEC, and the first full session since has the stock at $45.90. Coca-Cola Europacific Partners, Coca-Cola and PepsiCo are higher on the day as well.
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“Our new product launches this quarter, including additions to the Monster Energy®, Java Monster®, Mother® and FLRT™ product lines, reflect our ongoing commitment to innovation alongside the continued growth of our core offerings.
Four brands got new SKUs in a single quarter, including the newer FLRT line, which is how the $93.7 billion beverage maker intends to defend shelf space as Celsius pushes harder into its category. Watch whether the launches show up as core volume growth in the next earnings report.
“Our net sales to customers outside the United States increased 28.1 percent in the 2026 third quarter to approximately 47 percent of total net sales. LATAM, in particular, had a solid 2026 third quarter with net sales increasing 48.8 percent in dollars, primarily driven by our operations in Brazil.
Monster is weeks away from overseas becoming the majority of its revenue, and Brazil is doing the heavy lifting. For a $93.7 billion company, the growth story now lives outside the saturated US energy drink aisle.
“We delivered another quarter of strong top-line performance in both our domestic and international markets, with record quarterly net sales increasing 16.7 percent to $2.56 billion.
Mid-teens growth at a $93.7 billion beverage incumbent answers the question investors kept asking about Celsius taking share: Monster is still expanding at home and abroad at once. Watch whether international momentum holds into the next quarter.
A double beat is selling off anyway: gross margin slipped to 54.7% from 55.7% on higher aluminum can and freight costs, even as international net sales jumped to $1.20 billion. Traders are treating the cost line as the story.
The European Coke bottler just set a fresh 52-week high at $115.58, topping the record it set on Oct. 22. A $50.7 billion defensive name making new highs this late in the year is not something income investors see often.
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Coca-Cola Europacific Partners just printed a 52-week high at $114.23, topping the peak it set only two days earlier by 0.72%. The bottler now trades with no prior resistance left overhead.