Coca-Cola HBC reported an 11.5% organic increase in operating profits for 2025, alongside a significant rise in earnings per share and net sales revenues.
Coca-Cola HBC announced a strong organic increase of 11.5% in its operating profits for the total of 2025, reaching €1.3562 billion. This increase stems from the company's strategic priorities focused on enhancing its market performance and operational efficiency. Additionally, the company recorded an 8.1% rise in net sales revenues on an organic basis, demonstrating solid demand for its products and effective business strategies that are resonating well in the market.
Moreover, the comparable earnings per share surged by 19.7%, reflecting the company's profitability in relation to its stock performance. A regular dividend of €1.20 per share has been proposed, representing a year-on-year increase of 17% and a payout ratio of 44%. These financial indicators suggest a robust outlook for the company, indicative of operational strengths and favorable market conditions.
Looking forward, Coca-Cola HBC has outlined its financial guidance for 2026, projecting an organic sales revenue growth in the mid-term range of 6% to 7%, accompanied by an expected organic increase in operating profits in the range of 7% to 10%. This forward-thinking approach aims to sustain growth and maintain investor confidence, showcasing the company’s commitment to strategic execution as it navigates the complexities of the beverage industry in the coming years.
