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Coca-Cola FEMSA 1Q26 net income drops 15.5% to Ps. 4.34 billion
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Coca-Cola FEMSA 1Q26 net income drops 15.5% to Ps. 4.34 billion
  • Coca-Cola FEMSA posted a 15.5% drop in first-quarter net income attributable to shareholders to MXN 4.34 billion.
  • Revenue edged up 1.1% to MXN 70.93 billion.
  • Operating income slipped 2.3% to MXN 9.03 billion.
  • Comprehensive financing result widened to an expense of MXN 1.75 billion, contributing to the earnings decline.
  • CEO Ian Craig said results showed business resilience, citing share gains across most markets; he added Coca-Cola FEMSA plans to leverage the FIFA World Cup platform across markets through 2026 while pursuing revenue management initiatives and efficiency savings.


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