Why did Coca-Cola stock fall today?

Shares slipped about 3% in US premarket after Q4 operating income fell 32% to $1.98 billion, reflecting softer North America and Asia volumes following price increases. Investors worry about elasticity and how promotions might affect margins. Delivery against the 4–5% organic sales growth guide is now the key to stabilising sentiment.

What is organic sales growth at Coca-Cola?

Organic sales growth measures revenue change excluding currency and M&A. It focuses on price, volume, and mix. Management guided 4–5% for 2026, which implies steady pricing with an eye on affordability. Beating the range would likely support Coca-Cola stock, while a miss could extend concerns about volume pressure.

What is the current KO price target from Barclays?

Barclays reaffirmed an Overweight rating with a $77 KO price target, signalling confidence in long-term fundamentals despite near-term volume headwinds. This view was reported in Germany by boerse.de. Keep in mind price targets can change as new results and guidance arrive, so review updates around earnings.

When is Coca-Cola’s next earnings date?

The next scheduled earnings date is 27 April 2026. This will be the first look at how volumes and pricing are tracking against the 4–5% organic sales growth guidance. Investors should watch commentary on promotions, regional trends, and margins, as these will shape expectations for the rest of the year.

Is Coca-Cola stock attractive for German dividend investors?

Coca-Cola offers a 2.66% TTM dividend yield and long-standing payouts, which many income investors value. German investors should consider EUR versus USD currency risk and US dividend withholding tax. Assess cash flow trends, payout ratio, and volume recovery to judge the sustainability and growth of future dividends.

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KO Stock Today: February 11 — Q4 Profit Slumps, Outlook Weighs on Shares

ByDanny Kontos February 11, 2026February 11, 2026

Coca-Cola stock is under pressure today after Q4 operating income fell 32% to $1.98 billion, reflecting softer demand in North America and Asia after price increases. Shares traded about 3% lower in US premarket action, a move European investors saw during the CET morning window. We break down what this means for KO holders in Germany, with a focus on organic sales growth guidance of 4–5% for 2026 and how pricing power versus volume will shape returns.