Coca-Cola

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About KO

The Coca-Cola Co. engages in the manufacturing and marketing of non-alcoholic beverages. It operates through the following segments: Europe, Middle East and Africa, Latin America, North America, Asia Pacific, Global Ventures, and Bottling Investments. 

CEO
Henrique Gnani Braun
CEOHenrique Gnani Braun
Employees
65,900
Employees65,900
Headquarters
Atlanta, Georgia
HeadquartersAtlanta, Georgia
Founded
1886
Founded1886
Employees
65,900
Employees65,900

KO Key Statistics

Market cap
416.06B
Market cap416.06B
Price-Earnings ratio
28.32
Price-Earnings ratio28.32
Dividend yield
2.19%
Dividend yield2.19%
Average volume
19.71M
Average volume19.71M
High today
$97.00
High today$97.00
Low today
$95.86
Low today$95.86
Open price
$96.30
Open price$96.30
Volume
6.41M
Volume6.41M
52 Week high
$97.39
52 Week high$97.39
52 Week low
$67.27
52 Week low$67.27

Stock Snapshot

As of today, Coca-Cola(KO) shares are valued at $96.72. The company's market cap stands at 416.06B, with a P/E ratio of 28.32 and a dividend yield of 2.19%.

As of 2026-11-10, Coca-Cola(KO) stock has fluctuated between $95.86 and $97.00. The current price stands at $96.72, placing the stock +0.9% above today's low and -0.3% off the high.

The Coca-Cola(KO)'s current trading volume is 6.41M, compared to an average daily volume of 19.71M.

In the last year, Coca-Cola(KO) shares hit a 52-week high of $97.39 and a 52-week low of $67.27.

In the last year, Coca-Cola(KO) shares hit a 52-week high of $97.39 and a 52-week low of $67.27.

KO News

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The Motley Fool 5h
Coca-Cola's Dividend Has Grown 64 Years in a Row. I'd Buy It in November and Never Sell.

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

Analyst ratings

80%

of 25 ratings
Buy
80%
Hold
16%
Sell
4%

More KO News

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Benjamin Graham Had a 20-Year Rule for Retirement Income. It Just Won the AI Sell-Off

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The Motley Fool 1d
Coca-Cola Stock Keeps Setting Records. I'm Still Not Buying It.

Coca-Cola (KO -0.06%) has made a habit of closing at record highs recently. Shares ended at an all-time high of $93.90 on Oct. 16, topped it at $95.34 on Oct. 2...

Coca-Cola Stock Keeps Setting Records. I'm Still Not Buying It.
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Warren Buffett's Coca-Cola Shares Now Pay Back Two-Thirds of What He Paid, Every Single Year

Investing 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 goi...

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