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Coca-Cola Surpasses Expectations with a 58% Jump in Q2 Earnings to $3.81 Billion

Coca-Cola Reports Strong Q2 Performance

The Coca-Cola Company announced on Tuesday a notable increase in its second-quarter revenues for 2025, reaching $12.5 billion. This marks a 1% rise compared to the previous year, with organic revenues growing by 5%.

Significant Earnings Growth

The company reported a dramatic 58% surge in diluted earnings per share (EPS) to $0.88, alongside a 58% leap in net income attributable to shareowners, totaling $3.81 billion.

Leadership's Confidence in Strategy

"Our system's adaptability and focus have positioned us well amidst changing external conditions," stated CEO James Quincey. He expressed confidence in meeting the updated 2025 guidance and long-term goals, highlighting the company's strategic execution.

Market Response

Following the announcement, Coca-Cola's shares experienced a 0.5% increase in premarket trading, priced at $70.07 per share.