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Coca-Cola plans a $1 billion IPO for its Indian unit in summer 2026, targeting a $10 billion valuation despite a 9% revenue drop.
Coca-Cola is moving forward with plans for a $1 billion IPO of its Indian bottling unit, Hindustan Coca-Cola Beverages, targeting a summer 2026 listing and a $10 billion valuation.
The IPO, managed by Kotak, HDFC Group, and Citibank, follows the company’s sale of a 40% stake to Jubilant Bhartia Group and a strategy to reduce ownership of bottling operations.
HCCB reported a 9% revenue decline in FY25 to ₹12,751 crore, impacted by refranchising and unseasonal rains affecting summer demand.
The company recorded a $102 million net gain from asset sales.
Meanwhile, industry consolidation continues as Devyani and Sapphire merged to operate over 3,000 quick-service restaurants.
No official IPO date has been confirmed.
Coca-Cola planea una salida a bolsa de $ 1 mil millones para su unidad india en el verano de 2026, con el objetivo de una valoración de $ 10 mil millones a pesar de una caída del 9% en los ingresos.