Citi increased its price target for Coca-Cola shares from $90 to $91, maintaining a Buy rating due to the upcoming 2026 FIFA World Cup, where Coca-Cola is an official partner. The World Cup is expected to drive volume growth through a large marketing campaign and increased consumption at events. Coca-Cola's recent strong earnings and steady dividend growth support this positive outlook. Investors see this as a defensive stock with growth potential ahead of the World Cup catalyst.
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The Coca-Cola Company remains a Buy at $81.24 with a $92 target, supported by solid Q1 results showing 12% net revenue growth and balanced volume and price gains. Despite input cost pressures, the company expanded its operating margin and benefits fr...
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