Coca-Cola Net Worth in 1996
In 1996, Coca-Cola's market capitalization was roughly 150 billion dollars, with annual revenue around 18 billion dollars and net income near 5 billion dollars, reflecting the brand's dominance in global soft drinks at that time SEC filings. The company's brand value in 1996 was estimated by Interbrand and other consultancies at over 60 billion dollars, making Coca-Cola one of the most valuable consumer brands worldwide Forbes brand rankings.
Key Financial Metrics from 1996
Coca-Cola reported total assets of roughly 90 billion dollars in 1996, with long-term debt around 15 billion dollars and operating cash flow exceeding 4 billion dollars for the fiscal year SEC filings. The company's stock price in late 1996 traded near 40 dollars per share, implying a price-to-earnings ratio of about 30 and a dividend yield around 3 percent, according to historical market data Forbes brand rankings.
Current Coca-Cola Net Worth and Market Position
As of the latest public data, Coca-Cola's market capitalization exceeds 250 billion dollars, with annual revenue around 45 billion dollars and net income above 10 billion dollars, reflecting growth in sparkling beverages and total beverage portfolio SEC filings. The company's brand value today is estimated at over 80 billion dollars by Interbrand, placing Coca-Cola among the top global brands by value Forbes brand rankings.
Recent Financial Highlights
Coca-Cola's total assets have grown to over 95 billion dollars in recent years, with debt levels managed to maintain investment-grade ratings and strong free cash flow generation