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Coca-Cola

KO

Market cap $417B

96.91 USD

+0.88

0.92%

At close Updated Nov 10, 4:00 PM EST

Pre-market

After hours

96.78

-0.13

0.13%

1 day

0.92%

5 days

0.63%

1 month

7.93%

3 months

11.56%

6 months

23.2%

Year to date

40.21%

1 year

37.42%

5 years

70.86%

10 years

136.71%

About: Founded in 1886, Atlanta-headquartered Coca-Cola is the world's largest nonalcoholic beverage company, with a strong portfolio of 200 brands covering key categories including carbonated soft drinks, water, sports, energy, juice, and coffee. Together with bottlers and distribution partners, the company sells finished beverage products bearing Coca-Cola and licensed brands through retailers and foodservice locations in more than 200 countries and regions. Coca-Cola generates around 60% of its total revenue overseas, with sizable contributions from emerging economies in Latin America and Asia-Pacific.

Employees: 65,900

Consumer Staples Beverages - Non-Alcoholic

News

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Sentiment 3-Months

Positive 62.9%

Neutral 31%

Negative 6.1%

Zacks Investment Research

Can Coca-Cola Benefit From Rising Demand for Functional Drinks?

KO's functional beverage push gains traction with fairlife, Powerade and smartwater growth, while innovation and capacity expansion fuel opportunities.

Can Coca-Cola Benefit From Rising Demand for Functional Drinks?

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Meet Wall Street's Safest Dividend Stocks: 3 Companies That Have Paid Through Recessions, Wars and Market Crashes

Retirement income works best when the checks keep arriving through recessions, wars, inflation scares, and market crashes. Three American companies have been doing exactly that for well over a century.

Meet Wall Street's Safest Dividend Stocks: 3 Companies That Have Paid Through Recessions, Wars and Market Crashes

The Motley Fool

Coca-Cola's Dividend Has Grown 64 Years in a Row. I'd Buy It in November and Never Sell.

Coca-Cola generates billions of dollars in revenue each year by selling countless servings of beverages worldwide. That makes the business durable, while its spectacular distribution network keeps competitors at bay.

Coca-Cola's Dividend Has Grown 64 Years in a Row. I'd Buy It in November and Never Sell.

24/7 Wall Street

PepsiCo Has Raised Its Dividend 54 Straight Years, but $1,000 in Coca-Cola Finished $1,296 Ahead Over the Past Decade

Two Dividend Kings, one decade, and a gap that mostly opened in the last five years. A streak of annual raises tells only part of the story, and the stock that stalled may surprise income investors.

PepsiCo Has Raised Its Dividend 54 Straight Years, but $1,000 in Coca-Cola Finished $1,296 Ahead Over the Past Decade

24/7 Wall Street

3 Legacy Dividend Stocks That Never Go Out of Style

Some brands simply outlast every fad. A Coke at the ballpark, a jug of Tide in the laundry room and a box of Kleenex on the nightstand have been fixtures in American homes for generations.

3 Legacy Dividend Stocks That Never Go Out of Style

The Motley Fool

3 Top Dividend Stocks to Buy in November for a Lifetime of Passive Income

Coca-Cola's brands keep winning share and fund a dividend that has grown for 64 years. Lowe's has stayed resilient in a weak housing market, and its dividend has plenty of room to grow.

3 Top Dividend Stocks to Buy in November for a Lifetime of Passive Income

The Motley Fool

Coca-Cola Stock Keeps Setting Records. I'm Still Not Buying It.

Coca-Cola stock ended at a record $95.83 on Nov. 2, up around 37% in 2026. Coca-Cola has lifted its 2026 earnings forecast by only about 3% since February.

Coca-Cola Stock Keeps Setting Records. I'm Still Not Buying It.

24/7 Wall Street

Warren Buffett's Coca-Cola Shares Now Pay Back Two-Thirds of What He Paid, Every Single Year

Warren Buffett, 96, says Coke and McDonald's keep him going, and Coca-Cola pays Berkshire $848 million a year on 400 million shares bought for $1.3 billion between 1988 and 1994.

Warren Buffett's Coca-Cola Shares Now Pay Back Two-Thirds of What He Paid, Every Single Year

24/7 Wall Street

The Average 1-Year CD Pays Just 1.76%. These Dividend Stocks Could Pay More

A guaranteed bank rate sounds safe until you weigh what it can't do.

The Average 1-Year CD Pays Just 1.76%. These Dividend Stocks Could Pay More

The Motley Fool

Coca-Cola Stock Is a Buy Thanks to Shelf Space and Habits

Coca-Cola is known for consistent dividend payouts -- and increasing the amount for 64 straight years. The stock price has performed well in 2026, climbing 35% compared to the S&P 500's 10.5% return.

Coca-Cola Stock Is a Buy Thanks to Shelf Space and Habits

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