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Coca-Cola Europacific Partners Q4 Earnings Call Highlights

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Coca-Cola Europacific Partners Q4 Earnings Call Highlights Coca-Cola Europacific Partners logo Key Points CCEP delivered a record 2025 with EUR 20.9 billion revenue, EUR 2.8 billion operating profit, EUR 4.11 EPS, just over EUR 1.8 billion free cash flow, and returned EUR 1.9 billion to shareholders (including a EUR 2…
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  • Promotional spend is a huge amount of money with meaningful impact on performance, focus shifting from quantity to effectiveness

    80% confidence
  • Coke Zero grew 20% in Philippines last year

    80% confidence
  • France was affected by sugar tax increase on Coca-Cola Classic but performance was stronger than expected

    80% confidence
  • Philippines delivered strong year with 3% revenue growth, 77% sparkling value share record, and EBIT margin expansion of around 150 basis points toward 10% target

    80% confidence
  • Net debt to EBITDA just below 2.7x, within 2.5-3.0x guidance range

    80% confidence
  • Indonesia NARTD volumes excluding water were down double digits but second half improved

    80% confidence
  • Monster volumes were up nearly 20% in 2025 and drove share gains

    80% confidence
  • Company expects mix of 2026 revenue growth to be roughly evenly split among volume, mix, and price

    80% confidence
  • Great Britain had a fantastic year with revenue up almost 6% and volume growth in both channels

    80% confidence
  • Company is approximately 80% hedged on commodities for 2026 full year

    80% confidence
  • More than a third of revenue per case improvement came from brand and pack mix

    80% confidence
  • Indonesia expected to grow in volume and revenue in 2026 but company has not materially reflected significant upside in guidance

    80% confidence
  • Indonesia distributor base has grown to 182 partners across 300 distribution points with sales force of more than 1,700 people, early results are encouraging

    80% confidence
  • Company expects modest increase in annual interest expense as it refinances roughly EUR 1 billion per year while maintaining weighted average cost of debt around 2.5%

    80% confidence
  • Indonesia zero-sugar sparkling mix rose from 3% to 7%

    80% confidence
  • Zero-sugar products grew around 6% and gained market share in key categories

    80% confidence
  • Germany first half was difficult due to higher promotional shelf prices crossing consumer thresholds

    80% confidence
  • Current productivity program is targeting EUR 350-400 million of savings by 2028 and is on track

    80% confidence
  • 2025 was another strong year with record revenue, profit, free cash flow, and returns

    80% confidence
  • Energy category expected to maintain mid-teens growth cadence over multi-year period

    80% confidence
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