Coca-Cola reported stronger-than-expected quarterly earnings and revenue, driven by steady global demand for its beverages, according to company results.
Adjusted earnings came in at 86 cents per share, beating analyst estimates, while revenue rose 12 percent to $12.47 billion. Net income also increased to $3.92 billion, the report said.
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The company raised its full-year earnings growth forecast to between 8 percent and 9 percent, signaling confidence in continued demand. Organic revenue grew 10 percent, supported by gains across most product categories.
Coca-Cola reported volume growth across all operating segments, including a 4 percent increase in North America. Strong performance in premium brands and products like Coca-Cola Zero Sugar helped offset weaker demand in some lower-income segments.
The company noted that beverages such as water, tea, and sports drinks led growth, while its juice and plant-based segment saw a slight decline.
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