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The latest analyst work on Coca-Cola has lifted fair value estimates from US$88.22 to US$94.70, signaling a modest reset in where some see the stock’s longer term potential. Much of this move tracks directly to recent research following Coca-Cola’s Q2 2026 results and updated guidance, where many firms raised price targets but differed on how much upside remains. As you read on, you will see how this evolving narrative could shape the way you follow Coca-Cola from here. Analyst Price Targets...

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Coca-Cola (KO) stock is surging after the company beat on earnings and raised its guidance. Yahoo Finance Senior Reporter Brooke DiPalma goes over the details.

KO beats Q2 earnings estimates as global volume rose 5%, margins expanded and management raised its 2026 revenue and earnings outlook.

During the quarter, Coca-Cola was able to tap into health-conscious consumers, who may have leaned into America 250 and FIFA World Cup celebrations.

The beverage company now expects comparable earnings per share to grow 9% to 10% in 2026, up from its prior range of 8% to 9%

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