Q3 FY26 · Ended Oct 2, 2026 · View SEC filing
Latin America earns far more than its sales weight
With 14.6% of segment revenue, the region runs the company's richest margin, so its pricing and currency swing group profit.
For investorsHow much of Latin America's profit rests on currency and price?
For foundersKeep the brand, let partners carry the capital
Its share of profit from partly owned bottlers and other stakes was $653M, against $205M from the bottlers it runs.
Pretax income grew 15.5%, but a heavier tax bill and minority partners' share held net profit growth to 8.5%.
Bottlers fund plants and trucks, so capital spending stays at 2.8% of revenue and free cash flow reaches 34.0%.
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