Coca-Cola HBC Publishes 2026 Third-Quarter Trading Update Q&A Transcript

By Public Technologies
  • Coca-Cola HBC’s Nov. 4, 2026, third-quarter trading update Q&A featured CEO Zoran Bogdanovic and CFO Anastasis Stamoulis.
  • Management expects revenue growth slightly above its guided range but retained organic EBIT growth guidance of 8%-10%, reflecting cost pressures and Ukraine disruptions.
  • For 2027, management sees 6%-7% revenue growth as appropriate, with a more balanced contribution from volume, pricing and mix.
  • Cost-of-goods inflation should be slightly higher next year; key commodity hedging coverage exceeds 40%.
  • Ukraine volumes are expected to remain below year-earlier levels as intensified air raids disrupt production, imports and customer operations.


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