Coca-Cola is expected to report strong second-quarter results, with analysts from Jefferies and Bank of America highlighting resilient demand and steady volume trends despite economic pressures. Jefferies forecasts 3.9% organic sales growth and adjusted earnings per share of $0.94, slightly beating estimates. The company is likely to maintain its full-year guidance of 4-5% sales growth and 8-9% earnings growth. Bank of America also remains positive, raising its price target to $95 and noting improved regional outlooks in Europe, Middle East, Africa, and Asia Pacific, offsetting weaker Latin America trends. Coca-Cola will announce its Q2 earnings on July 28 before market open.
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Coca-Cola, a global leader with 32 billion-dollar brands, reported strong Q1 2026 results and maintains a 64-year streak of dividend increases. Its growth strategy includes capital-light refranchising and brand innovation, driving steady revenue and ...
