Coca-Cola Europacific Partners $(CCEP)$ reported preliminary unaudited results for the full year ended 31 December 2025, highlighting resilient performance with strong profit and cash delivery. Full-year reported volume reached 3,958 million unit cases, up 2.4%. Adjusted comparable operating profit rose 7.1%. The company announced a further share buyback of EUR 1 billion. Notable business updates included a single-digit decline in Coca-Cola volumes, with growth in Zero Sugar offset by a decline in Original Taste in France due to increased sugar tax and softer away-from-home volumes. In Germany, low single-digit volume declines were attributed to consumer focus on affordability and lower away-from-home demand, while revenue per unit case growth was driven by price increases and positive pack mix. In Great Britain, Q4 volumes remained broadly flat as growth in large multi-packs offset declines in large PET packs during the Christmas period. Revenue per unit case for the full year increased by 1.5%, supported by strong brand mix, headline pricing, and promotional optimisation. In Europe, revenue per unit case rose 2.9%. The Asia Pacific & South (APS) region saw revenue per unit case decrease by 1.1% due to the exit of Suntory alcohol distribution in Australia. CCEP stated it is well placed for 2026 and beyond.
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