Current Market Capitalization and Valuation
As of the latest public market data, Coca-Cola's market capitalization is approximately 260 billion USD, making it one of the largest beverage companies by stock value. The company trades on the New York Stock Exchange under the ticker KO, and its valuation is driven by global brand strength and consistent cash generation Forbes.
Market cap changes daily with the stock price, but Coca-Cola typically ranks among the top 100 U.S. companies by total value. Investors use this figure to compare Coca-Cola against peers in the consumer staples sector and to assess its weight in major indices SEC filings.
Revenue, Earnings, and Financial Scale
Coca-Cola's annual revenue is roughly 43 billion USD, supported by a portfolio of soft drinks, juices, water, and sports drinks sold in more than 200 countries. The company generates strong operating margins and consistent free cash flow, which underpin its valuation and dividend policy.
Key Financial Metrics
Recent annual reports show net income above 10 billion USD and a dividend yield that attracts income-focused investors. The company's enterprise value adds debt and minority interests to market cap, providing a fuller picture of total cost to acquire the business.
Brand Value and Competitive Position
Interbrand and other valuation agencies regularly rank Coca-Cola among the most valuable global brands, with an estimated brand worth exceeding 80 billion USD. This intangible asset supports premium pricing and long-term revenue stability across carbonated soft drinks and expanded non-alcoholic categories.
Comparison With Other Large Consumer Companies
In beverage and consumer staples rankings, Coca-Cola often appears alongside PepsiCo and Nestlé, with its market cap and brand value placing it in the top tier. Its distribution network, bottling partnerships, and portfolio diversification help sustain its position relative to competitors Forbes.