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Market share

• Products sold in more than 200 countries

• More than 1.9 billion daily servings of Coca-Cola products

• $44 billion of net operating revenues

• $7.4 billion of net income

• $176 billion market capitalization (as of January 12, 2018)

• Coke has 20 brands with over 1 billion USD Per Year in Sales.

Stock Analysis

• Fundamentally, Coca-Cola has done a fantastic job at improving metrics that are commonly
associated with business success.

• Between 2000-2018 the company has grown earnings-per-share from $0.74 to $2.00, which is
equivalent to a CAGR of 6.9%.

• Looking back even further, Coca-Cola’s EPS in 1985 was $5.51. However, due to a series of stock
splits, each shareholder of Coca-Cola stock in 1985 would effectively own 48 shares today. This
means that 1985’s EPS measured in today’s number of shares would be $0.11 (which is $5.51
divided by 48). Doing the math, Coca-Cola has compounded EPS at a CAGR of 10.2%, a very high
rate of earnings growth.

• This growth in the underlying business has translated to phenomenal returns for Coca-Cola’s
shareholders. Historically, the company has been a tremendous investment, delivering returns
well in excess of the S&P 500 Index.

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