CCEP · Analysis updated Nov 10, 2026, 6:00 PM ET

Why is Coca-Cola Europacific Partners plc Ordinary Shares (CCEP) stock moving?

CCEP closed at $117.55 on Nov 10, about 6% above its Oct 23 low of $110.84 and near the Nov 5 high of $119.09. Q3 2026 revenue rose 6.5% to €5.764 billion and year-to-date revenue rose 5.1% to €16.488 billion. Management reaffirmed FY2026 sales growth guidance of 3% to 4%, and the full-year dividend is €2.24 per share, including a €1.42 interim. Analysts raised targets after the results: Barclays to $124 (Overweight), Wells Fargo and Evercore ISI to $120 (Overweight and Outperform), and UBS to $115 (Neutral). Three of the four targets sit above the current price. The buyback under the €1 billion programme is ongoing, with 200,000 shares bought in early November. Against this, guidance implies only modest 3% to 4% growth, the stock already trades close to the Neutral-rated UBS target, and daily volume has fallen from 2.61 million on Nov 5 to about 0.98 million on Nov 10. The board appointment and Frigoglass agreement are minor for valuation. The data provided contain no margin or earnings figures, which limits the assessment.

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About Coca-Cola Europacific Partners plc Ordinary Shares

Consumer Staples · Soft drinks bottling

Coca-Cola Europacific Partners is the world's largest Coca-Cola bottler by revenue. It makes, distributes and sells Coca-Cola drinks across Western Europe, Australia, New Zealand, Indonesia and the Philippines. It is based in Uxbridge, UK, and was formed in 2016 by merging several Coca-Cola bottlers.

How it makes money

The company buys drink concentrate from The Coca-Cola Company, then bottles and sells finished drinks to supermarkets, convenience stores, restaurants and other venues. Its brands include Coca-Cola and Coke Zero Sugar, plus energy drinks like Monster and various sports drinks and waters. Revenue was about €21 billion in 2025. Europe brings in roughly three-quarters of sales. The rest comes from Australia, the Pacific and Southeast Asia, a segment the company calls APS. It also returns cash to shareholders through dividends and share buybacks, including a buyback of about €1 billion in 2026.

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