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Coca-Cola Company

NYSE: KO Beverages - Non-alcoholic
$90.37
▼ $1.27 (−1.39%) today
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Fundamentals

Market Cap
$394.3B
P/E Ratio
27.5
Dividend Yield
2.26%
Profit Margin
28.6%
Revenue (TTM)
$50.1B
EPS (TTM)
$3.33
52-Week Range
$64 – $92
Street Target
$94.70

About Coca-Cola

The Coca-Cola Company is a global leader in the beverage industry, offering a wide array of nonalcoholic drinks. Its portfolio includes iconic soft drinks like Coca-Cola and Sprite, a variety of water, sports, coffee, and tea beverages, as well as juice, dairy, and plant-based drinks. Coca-Cola also produces concentrates and syrups used in restaurants and convenience stores. With a rich history dating back to 1886 and headquartered in Atlanta, Georgia, Coca-Cola operates with a vast network of bottling and distribution partners, serving customers worldwide under renowned brands such as Diet Coke, Fanta, Simply, and Powerade.

KO Coverage

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Investing

Coca-Cola vs. Pepsi: The Gap Is Getting Bigger

Coke and Pepsi both posted revenue growth in Q2 2026, but the similarity ends there. One company keeps tightening its focus and raising its outlook while the other juggles a stumbling home…

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Coca-Cola Is No Longer Just a Dividend Stock

Five straight earnings beats and a 35% one-year rally have investors questioning whether KO still belongs in the dividend stock category, and the answer reshapes how you should value it today.

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Pepsi vs. Coke: One Stock Is Starting to Pull Ahead

Coke and Pepsi both reported Q2 earnings this week, but their results told completely different stories about brand power, margin strength, and where consumer spending is actually heading.

Vandita Jadeja
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Investing

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