Coca-Cola Company (The)
KO · NYSE
Analyst Consensus
Analyst Ratings Synthesis
The supplied consensus is Buy across 19 analysts. Its target fields list a $97 low, $98 mean and $97 high, an internally inconsistent range that prevents a reliable reading of target dispersion; the stated values cluster around $97–$98. The highest explicitly identified target is UBS's $106, from Peter Grom, who raised it from $104 and kept a Buy rating. The evidence does not identify a named least-bullish analyst or provide dated revisions across the past week. UBS's upward change is the only explicit directional revision in the supplied snippets, but its date is unstated. The substantive debate is whether volume-led growth and raised guidance offset softer pricing power, flat North American volumes and concerns about valuation and future headwinds.
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- Coca-Cola Raised Its 2026 Outlook. I'd Still Wait for a Lower Price to Buy the Stock.
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- Too Late to Buy Coca-Cola? 1 Reason It Isn't.
Rating Actions
| Firm | Analyst | Rating | Price Target | Upside | Date | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Argus | — | $97 | +2.6% | Jul 30, 2026 | Open the report this row came from |
Research Reports
- Coca-Cola Raised Its 2026 Outlook. I'd Still Wait for a Lower Price to Buy the Stock.
- PepsiCo vs. Coca-Cola: Which Beverage Titan Is the Better Bet?
- Too Late to Buy Coca-Cola? 1 Reason It Isn't.
- Is Coca-Cola a Buy After Its Latest Earnings Report?
- Coca-Cola Stock Is Everything AI Isn’t—And That’s Its Biggest Strength
- Coca-Cola Organic Revenue Jumps 7% Despite Flat North America Volumes. Here’s What Investors Need to Know.
- Coca-Cola: 3 Key Takeaways for Long-Term Investors
