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SUBMITTED TO:
PROF. EMIL HEILNEK
SUBMITTED BY
GARIMA ARORA (13)
RADHIKA KOHLI (34)
SHIVANI AGGARWAL (45)
SMITA SWARUP KAPUR (51)
TARUNA KASHYAP (56)
COCA-COLA COMPANY
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
This report has been prepared with the support and guidance provided by Dr.
from our faculty without whose guidance and help we would have been
TABLE OF CONTENTS
1. INTRODUCTION
2. COMPANY HISTORY
3. SCOPE OF OPERATIONS
• FINANCIALS
• OPERATING STRUCTURE
• PRODUCT AREA
• CORPORATE CULTURE
• ETHICS
• VALUE SYSTEMS
7. SWOT ANALYSIS
8. BIBLIOGRAPHY
COCA-COLA COMPANY
COCA-COLA’S MISSION
beverage systems that create value for our Company, our bottling
Company History:
ever bottler – Joesph Biednham. Coca cola set foot in the foreign
group. During the 1960’s and 1970’s the coca cola company
diversified its business ranging from food, wine and soft drinks to
film and water treatment. Coca cola took one of the most drastic
rejected the new coca cola that was introduced. This gave
The severe dislike of the new coke by the public forced coca cola
to quickly relaunch the old coke in the market. Presently coca cola
Scope Of Operations:
beverage on earth and is enjoyed over one billion times daily. The
Cola, the Company’s flagship brand, and over 230 other Company
business people who are native to the nations in which they are
just a few of the areas in which the Company shares its expertise.
COCA-COLA COMPANY
FINANCIALS:
2002 2001
Net Opera Income before Net Operati Income before
accounting nues
change*
North $ 6,264 $ $ 1,515 $ $ 1,480 $ 1,472
Eurasia &
America
Africa 684 224 187 633 276 262
Corporate 211 (725) (672) 180 (722) (564)
Consolidate $
d $ 17,54
Operating Structure:
geographic groups.
Canada.
Asia Pacific
Group
Africa & Middle 16% North America
East Group Group
7% 30%
(source – www.cocacola.com)
The North American group has the highest sales volume of coca
cola of 30%. Africa and Middle East group is the smallest market
Product Area:
carbonated soft drinks, teas & coffees, sports drinks, juices & juice
divides all its brands into four categories. These are as follows:
1) Refreshment
are some of the refreshing brands of Coca Cola. These are also
2) Rejuvenation
coffees like Georgia, teas like Nestlé’s iced tea, and herbal
beverages.
the needs of consumers who are looking for foods and drinks that
4) Replenishment
products are simple and basic — safe, purified water like Dasani.
sports drink in the United States, but outside the U.S, the sports
Market/Industry Type:
Water, Juices and Juice Drinks, Sports Drinks and Tea’s &
nonalcoholic.
COCA-COLA COMPANY
2001
(http://www.thecoca-colacompany.com/investors/octpresents/sld012.htm).
The CSD (carbonated soft drinks) and packaged water segments are the
largest. The coca cola company is one of the largest players of CSD sector.
The CSD sector has the largest growth rate. Coca cola and Pepsi together
hold a forty percent market share in the CSD segment.
COCA-COLA COMPANY
This was done through a central strategy, where the branding was
whereby global marketing also took place but the company often
produces concentrates.
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responsive to local needs and wants, but the key assets like
Cola’s phrase has changed from “think global, act local”, to “think
specific country.
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community.
Force Model.
THREAT OF
NEW
ENTRANTS
RIVALRY
BARGAINING AMONG BARGAINING
POWER OF EXISTING POWER OF
SUPPLIERS COMPETITORS BUYERS
THREAT OF
SUBSTITUTE
PRODUCTS OR
SERVICES
are few in number and large in size, their products are important to
are low, etc.the business will try to reduce the power of their
INDUSTRY:
COCA-COLA COMPANY
These factors minimize the threat of new entrants into the soda
industry.
substitute.
material.
walk away from flavors they think are below their standards and
switch brands.
–Pepsi (#2)
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CORPORATE CULTURE
strongest assets.
"Everyone is very
believes while the world and its business will continue to change
COCA-COLA COMPANY
INTERNAL ENVIRONMENT
WORKPLACE:
CUSTOMERS:
More than a billion times every day, thirsty people around the
products they offer, the processes they use to make them, the
market.
COMMUNITY
life.
DIVERSITY:
interconnected
opportunities.
ENVIRONMENT:
sustainable future.
COCA-COLA COMPANY
STRENGTHS:
and concentrates.
WEAKNESSES:
OPPURTUNITIES:
THREATS:
of the world.
drink companies.
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BIBLIOGRAPHY
• www.cocacola.com
• www.cokecce.com
• www.coca-cola.com
• www.cocacola.co.jp
• www.economist.com
• www.securities.com
• www.thecocacolacompany.com
• www.diversitydtg.com
• www.vault.com
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