While Coca-Cola (KO -0.91%) has been putting up solid organic revenue growth the past few years, its stock has largely been range bound. In fact, its stock price is up only about 15% over the past five years, as of this writing.
On Tuesday, February 11, the Coca-Cola Company (NYSE: KO) released its Q4 and full-year 2024 results, showing 14% organic revenue growth despite currency headwinds and regional market pressures.
Soft drinks giant Coca-Cola Company KO reported better-than-expected fourth-quarter earnings results, and the following are the analysts' comments on them.
Coca Cola shares gained on upbeat earnings. These ETFs have a heavy exposure to this stock.
Coca-Cola (NYSE: KO) recently published its Q4 earnings, surpassing market expectations for both revenue and earnings. The company reported revenue of $11.5 billion and adjusted earnings of $0.55 per share, exceeding the consensus estimates of $10.7 billion and $0.52, respectively.
President Donald Trump could soon have a harder time finding cans of Diet Coke due to the tariffs on aluminum imports, as the soda giant imports its cans from Canada.
Coca-Cola (KO 4.72%) stock posted substantial gains in Tuesday's trading. The beverage giant's share price ended the session up 4.7% in a day of trading that saw the S&P 500's (^GSPC 0.03%) level wind up approximately in line with yesterday's close.
Bryan Spillane, Bank of America Securities senior food and beverage analyst, joins 'The Exchange' to discuss what Coke is doing right that peers aren't, if the economy will see more plastic bottles than aluminum, and much more.
James Quincey, Coca-Cola CEO, on whether tariffs will impact the company.
After the Coca-Cola Company (KO) topped fourth quarter earnings estimates, CFO and President John Murphy sits down with Yahoo Finance senior reporter Brooke DiPalma to discuss the food and snack giant's latest earnings release, the impact of tariffs, and the path forward for the beverage maker. Murphy says the company expects some pockets of weakness as lower-income consumers remain under pressure but "the overall environment has been pretty resilient.
Coca-Cola may shift a larger share of its packaging from aluminum to plastic bottles if President Donald Trump's latest tariff hikes take effect, CEO James Quincey said Tuesday. Speaking during the company's earnings conference call, Quincey explained that Coca-Cola has alternative packaging strategies to manage affordability and consumer demand.
KO's Q4 results reflect gains across its operating segments, led by improved price/mix and concentrate sales, bolstering the revenue performance.