Coca-Cola saw a 1% volume drop in India in Q3 2025 due to monsoon rains, weak spending, and local competition, but posted revenue and profit growth.

Coca-Cola reported a temporary decline in India volume sales during Q3 2025, citing unseasonal monsoon rains, weaker consumer spending, and increased competition from local brands like Reliance Consumer. The company attributed the drop to disrupted distribution and reduced demand for summer-driven products, though it emphasized long-term growth potential and ongoing investments. Despite a 1% volume decline in the Asia-Pacific region, Coca-Cola saw revenue and profit growth, gained market value share, and achieved a $102 million net gain from selling a 40% stake in its Indian bottler to Jubilant Bhartia Group. The company remains focused on affordability, innovation, and supply chain improvements to navigate challenges.