2. Introduction of Coca Cola
•The Coca-Cola Company, which is headquartered in
Atlanta, Georgia, America.
•International Company, Served more than 150+ Countries
•John Pemberton (1886)
•Founder (December 30, 1851 – March 12, 1929)
3. History of Coca Cola
•The company has a long history of acquisitions.
•Minute Maid in 1960
•Indian Cola Brand Thumps Up I1993
•IndianBar’s in 1995
•Odwalla Brand in 2001
•Fuze Beverage in 2007
•Huiyuan Juice Group in 2009
•Columbia Picture in 1982
4. Revenue And Sales
•In 2010 Annual Report, the firm at that time sold beverage
products in more than 200 Countries
•In 2010 Report further states that of the more than 50
billion beverage servings of all types
•Total sale
– 43% in United States
– 37% in Mexico, India, Pakistan, Brazil, Japan
– 20% spread throughout the rest of the world
6. Bottlers Types
Earl r. Dean’s original 1915
concept drawing of the
contour Coca-Cola bottle
The prototype never made it
to production since its middle
diameter was larger than its
base, making it unstable on
Conveyor Belts.
Final production version with
slimmer middle section.
7. Brand Portfolio
•Caffeine Free Coca – Cola (1983-Present)
•Coca Cola cherry (1985 – present) in Canada
•New Coke/ Coca Cola 2 (1985-2002)
•Coca cola with lemon (2001-05) in North America
•Coca Cola Vanilla (2002- Present) in Australia
•Coca Cola Blach (2006-08) in America
•Coca Cola Ginger (2016-Present) in Aus & NewZealand
8. Logo Design
•The Coca-Cola logo was created by John Pemberton's
bookkeeper, in 1885.
1887-1890s -
“Inserting the trademark”
2016 - Present― “Taste the Feeling”
10. New Coke
•On April 23, 1985
•The coca cola company decided to terminate its most
popular soft drink and replace it with a formula it would
market as New Coke. The American public's reaction to the
change was NEGATIVE and the new coke was a major
marketing failure.
16. In Bangladesh Coca- Cola Company
•NEW BOTTLING PLANT PART OF COKE'S PLANNED $74
MILLION INVESTMENT IN BANGLADESH
•(Recent News)
17. Budgets
Coca Cola has an global annual advertising budget of
$1.6 billion a year.
2011-12 Q1 Highlights(Coca Cola India):
Total Sales:$356.9 million
Operating Income:$19.2million
Net Profits:$6.4million
Earning per Share:$1.69
Current Trading Price:$63.70
Return on Equity:30.9%
Return on Assets:15.1%
Return on Invested Capital:25.1%
Gross Profit Margin:68.4%