Coca-Cola has raised its quarterly dividend to $0.51 per share, continuing its remarkable 63-year streak of dividend increases, alongside a 12% rise in quarterly adjusted earnings per share. As the company approaches the final quarter of 2025 with strong revenue and organic growth momentum, CEO James Quincey's impending departure on March 31 adds uncertainty about future strategies, particularly regarding the performance of its $5.1 billion coffee investment, Costa Coffee. Analysts maintain a strong buy rating on the stock, reflecting ongoing confidence in Coca-Cola's market strategies and productivity enhancements.
“Coca-Cola · has · a streak of rising dividends · 63 straight years”
“Coca-Cola · announced · a quarterly dividend increase · $0.51 a share”
“Coca-Cola · generated · quarterly adjusted earnings per share · grew 12%”
“Coca-Cola · has · a dividend yield · 2.9%”
“James Quincey · will step down as CEO of · Coca-Cola · March 31”
“Coca-Cola · continues to grow revenue and profits”
“Coca-Cola · has a streak of raising dividends · 63 straight years”
“Coca-Cola · announced a increase in the quarterly dividend · 5.2% · to $0.51 a share”
“Coca-Cola · has a payout ratio of · 67%”
“Coca-Cola · has a dividend yield of · 2.9%”
“Coca-Cola · is a · top long-time holding of Buffett · with 400 million shares owned”
“Coca-Cola · has a dividend yield of · 2.88% · and a solid increase of 13.8% in 2025”