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History

John Pemberton

1886

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First Serving

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Origins of bottling

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Ingredients• Carbonated water• Sugar• Caffeine• Phosphoric acid• Caramel color• Natural flavorings

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Incorporated September 5, 1919 beverage company.

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July 12, 1944

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3,500 different beverages

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500 nonalcoholic beverage brands

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Billion1.7Se

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Structure

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Fun FactsA can of Coke will sink in water whereas a can Diet Coke will float.

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American Coca Cola tastes differently to International Coca Cola.

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Coca-Cola trucks travel over 1,000,000 miles a day to supply consumers with soft drinks!

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Hey!number of slide?

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Financial Strength and Competitive Strategy

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Brand worth

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$50 $45,491,000,000

($20) $7,124,000,000

What makes it…?

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2012 2013 2014

48

4645

Sales $Billions

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2012 2013 2014

8.97.5 7.1

Profit$Billions

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During World War 2, the owner of Coca-Cola made sure “to see that every American in uniform gets a bottle of Coca-Cola, wherever he is and whatever it costs the Company.”

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Total assets $92,023 Millions Net worth $30,023 Millions

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2012 2013 2014

25 27 24

48 46 45CokePepsi

Sales Analysis

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Hey!

Number!Gone or coming?

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Coca ColaHR policy

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Employees Adaptability• New Employees are given special

training for three month• New employees are teamed up with old

ones to learn prevailing values• One on One mentoring• Group mentoring

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Working Environment• A blend of western and Eastern culture.• Two cups of tea free.• 24 annual leaves for workers• 26 annual leaves for employees above

supervisor

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Employees Motivation• Smart Wages• Basic Salary commission Blue collar

jobs.• For white collar jobs, huge salary

plus incentives• Medical treatments based on

designation

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Market Structure

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Market shares

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Share in Pakistan

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Distribution Channel in Pakistan

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Fun FactsIn 1985, Coca-Cola became the first soft drink to go to space. Astronauts tested the Coca-Cola Space Can aboard the Space Shuttle Challenger.

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Fanta was invented in Nazi Germany because of the difficulty faced by the company in importing Coca Cola syrup during war.

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• Between 1922 and 1933, The Coca-Cola Company was offered the opportunity to purchase the Pepsi-Cola company three times. Coca Cola declined on all three occasions. 

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Hey!Game on

Hai!

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Corporate

Socia

lResponsibility

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Corporate social responsibility

CSR:

“A company’s sense of responsibility towards the community and environment (both ecological and social) in which its operates”

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Corporate social responsibility

• Ecological:–Physical surrounding.

• Social:–Social relation/ Culture.

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Corporate social responsibility• Greenfield project in multan:

• Rs. 7 billion investment.• Ayubia national park.– Park maintenance.– Conserve water.• Watersheds (110).

• Water replenishment goal:– 153 billion LTR water use (2015).

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Corporate social responsibility• Continuously improve technology to

reduce energy crises.• Ammonia (NH3).

• Deplete ozone layer. (¾)• Solid waste management plane.–Waste recycle in Abbottabad.

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Corporate social responsibility

•Health– Free checkups and medicine to rural

communities.– Funded Polio eradication camps.– Camps for hepatitis B vaccination /

awareness.– Initiative aimed to curb waterborne

diseases.– Initiated drinking water projects in

different cities of Pakistan.

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Corporate social responsibility

• Providing job opportunities.• Women empowerment– 5 million women entrepreneurs across

the company’s value chain by 2020. • Sponsor Literary festival since last 4 year

in Karachi.• Coke studio.

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Fun FactsMen associated Diet Coke with women, Coca-Cola created Coke Zero for men

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If you placed all 8-ounce bottles of Coca-Cola ever produced together, end-to-end and made a chain out of it, this chain would reach the moon and back over 1000 times.

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• If you could collect all the bottles of Coca-Cola ever produced and then, give it to people, then, each person on the planet would receive over 1000 bottles.

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Powers of Coca Cola• Brand value• Customer loyalty• Strong marketing and advertising• Geographic diversity

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Coca cola unable to resist• Competition with Pepsi• Water management• Health beverages• Low product diversification

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Coca cola risks• Reliance on carbonated drinks• Negative publicity• Indirect competitors

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Coca Cola new horizons• Diversified products• Reduced price of production material• Packaged drinking water• Marketing lesser selling products

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Coca cola future outlook•New PET Bottles•Increasing distribution networks•More budget for marketing and advertising

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Distribution Channel in Pakistan