5. Background
Coke was established in 1886 by John S. Pemberton in Atlanta,
Georgia.
Bottling business began in 1899.
Non-alcoholic beverage
November 21, 1986 price of $5.50 a share.
Unit sales were 880,000 in 1986.
In 1992 unit case sales had climbed to 1.4 billion, and total
revenues were $5 billion
In 2009, they sold more than 600 million cases globally
Know the most recognized word on planet after ‘OK’
7. Coke Profile
Type Soft Drink (Cola)
Manufacturer The Coca- Cola Company
Founder (s) John S. Pemberton
Country of Origin United States
Introduced 1886
Area Served Over 200 countries
Brands More then 500
Flavors Cola, Cola Green Tea, Cola Lemon, Cola Lemon
Lime, Cola Lime, Cola Orange and Cola Raspberry.
Employees 92,400
Servings per Day 1.6 Billion
Website www.coca-cola.com
8. Coca Cola Pakistan
Started operating in Pakistan in 1953.
CCBP (Coca Cola Beverages Pakistan Limited).
Plants located in Karachi, Hyderabad, Sialkot,
Gujranwala, Faisalabad, Rahimyar Khan, Multan
and Lahore.
Two independent plants in Rawalpindi and
Peshawar.
Serves 70,000 customers and retail outlets.
Employs 1,800 people in Pakistan.
10. Mission Statement
To refresh the world - in mind, body and spirit
To inspire moments of optimism - through our
brands and actions
To create value and make a difference
everywhere we engage
11. Vision And Goals
1. Maximizing return to shareholders
2. Being a great place to work
4. Bringing to the world a portfolio of beverage
brands
6. Nurturing a winning network of partners and
building mutual loyalty
7. Being a responsible global citizen that makes a
difference
8. Highly effective, and fast-moving organization
13. The Six key Beliefs
Consumer demand drives everything we do.
Brand Coca Cola is the core of our business
We will serve consumers a broad selection of the
nonalcoholic ready-to–drink beverages.
To be the best marketers in the world.
Think and act locally.
To lead as a model corporate citizen.
17. External environment (Macro)
Political Factors
Government has control over Coke manufacturing
activities by setting standards of law
Changes in taxation and environmental laws
Political conditions, civil unrest and restrictions on
the ability to transfer capital across borders
Arab nations boycotted Coke’s products due to a
political dispute and discontented with the company
for maintaining distributors in Israel.
18. Economic Forces
Changes in consumer spending habits
Economic crisis makes consumers to cut down
their spending
Inflation
Worse economic situation after 9/11
19. Social
Culture has a tremendous effect on people’s
preferences and perception
Many U.S. citizens are practicing healthier
lifestyles.
Organized Racing family in North America, May
10, 2012
Language is one of the aspects of culture that
marketers must take care of
20. Technological Forces
Introduction of new machineries all the time
The new technology of internet and television
which use special effects for advertising through
media
Speedy delivery –Wakefield factory has
technology to produce cans of Coke faster than
bullets from a machine gun
22. External environment (Micro)
Suppliers
Coke considers its suppliers as a partner in their
business.
Extensive training – to keep good relations and
maintain quality product.
CCBSS(fructose corn syrup)
Nutrasweet and Ajinomoto ( Acesulfame potassium)
Tate and Lyle (Sucralose)
24. Customers
Customer satisfaction is considered as being the
most important and vital things in Coke progress.
Coke dedicates a page on their website for
customers
Competitors
Coke’s main rival is PEPSI
Constantly developing new products for its
customers
27. Marketing Mix
Product
World’s most favorite brand
FMCG distribution pattern
Wide range of soft drinks
Core product , Augmented Product, Actual product
28. Promotion
Targeting value based advertising.
Allows price discounts and allowances to
distributors and retailers
Push strategy and Pull strategy
Most widely recognized word after "OK".
29. Marketing Budget
TV Budget
Channel Timing No. of ads Price/mint
PTV home 8am 5 PKR 100,000
9pm 4 PKR 132,226
AAG 8pm 4 PKR 50,000
Geo 10pm 5 PKR 70,000
ARY 9pm 5 PKR 400,000
Total 23 PKR 752,225
30. Newspaper Budget
News Papers Size Day Prices
Dawn 27x4 Sunday PKR 430,920
The News 27x4 Sunday PKR 1,682,000
Total PKR 2,112,920
31. Billboards
Coca-Cola will cover each region with 500 sq. ft
The three different rates of billboards are PKR
40000, 70000 and 125000.
The total estimated cost of billboard
advertisements will come to PKR2,600,000.
32. Place
Wide scale distribution.
Coke sets its own distributions directly to stores
Supermarket
Available nationwide and worldwide
33. Price
Each sub-brand of Coke has different pricing
strategy according to the market and its segments
Pricing is done keeping in view the increasing
rivalry with Pepsi
Pricing is basically standard for all over the world
35. Internal
Strength Weaknesses
Popularity Word of mouth
Well known
Lack of popularity of many
Branding obvious and easily Coca Cola’s brands
recognized
Most unknown and rarely
A lot of finance seen
Customer loyalty
Result of low profile or
International Trade non-existent advertising
Holding a large part of world Health issues
culture for a very long time
Brand image, supreme taste quality No Luxury packing
36. External
Threats Opportunities
Changing health Many successful brands
conscious attitude to pursue
Legal issues Advertise its less popular
products
Health ministers
Buy out competition.
Competition (Pepsi)
More Brand recognition
37. Marketing Strategy
To listen to all the voices around the world asking
for beverages
to contribute to communities around the world
through our commitments to education, health,
wellness, and diversity.
Determined to make great drinks
38. Marketing Objectives
To increase volume
To Expand worldwide nonalcoholic ready to drink
beverages
Improving economic profit
Coke aim is to focus on enhancing value for their
customers.
39. Major Segments
Demographic Segmentation
(Age, Income, Family size)
Behavioral segmentation
Segmentation health wise
Coke segments its market upon their demands
40. Market Demographics
In Pakistan Coke’s share is only 36%.
POPULATION 176,242,949
(July, 2009 estimated)
CHILDREN 37.2%
(65,607,612)
ADULTS 62.8%
(110,680,572)
CHILDREN EQUITY 60%
(14,643,619)
ADULT EQUITY 40%
(27,802,960)
TOTAL TARGET MARKET: 42,446,579
41. Market Positioning
Open happiness – varieties of advertisements and
taste
Coke spends lots of money to make a different
creative slogan for targeted people
Coke controls about 59% of the world market
Positioning statement of Coke To all, who wants
best drinks to quench their thurst, by providing the
best quality and taste in an affordable price.
43. Product Life Cycle of Coke
Coke is in maturity stage but gradually moving
towards the declining stage of the life cycle.
The company must now determine whether they
will stop producing Coke, change the soda, seek
new markets for the soft drink or if they will
maintain their current strategy.
Coke’s sales have increased by 1.02% compared
to last year. This percentage has no comparison to
the high level of growth Coke enjoyed during its
growth stage.
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45. Brand Development Strategy
Coke believes in selling out the best products to
its customers to retain them with their products.
The company also invested in various
advertisement campaigns often engaging the
services of celebrities around the globe.
46. Brand image
There could be hardly any person around the
world that hasn't heard the name Coca Cola ever
since it begins as world leading name in cold
drinks.
Millions of people around the world are
consuming Coke as part of their daily meal.
Brand image is the significant factor affecting
Coke’s sale.
47. Strategies Of Getting Goals
Coke’s main strategies are as follows
• Volume can be increased
• Interest level of consumers
• To take part in festivals and events
• Diversification
• By launching new Flavors
48. Promotion Strategies
Getting shelves
Eye Catching Position
Advertisement :
Print media
Electronic media
TV commercial
Billboards and holdings
49. Sales Promotion Activities
Coca-Cola Cricket
Coca-Cola Concerts
Coca-Cola Food Mela
Coca-Cola Basant Festival
Coca-Cola GO-RED
Coca-Cola Party in a Park
Coca-Cola Shopping Festival
Coca-Cola Pet Promotion
Coca-Cola Ramzan Campaign
Coca-Cola Wonder of the World Promotion
Coca Cola TV Mazza
Coca-Cola & Mc Donald's
Fanta & Sprite Launched
Coke Studio
51. Growth Rate in Market Share Geographically
Unit case Volume 2010 Vs 2011 Growth rate
2008 Vs 2009 5 year Annual Net Op. Op. Income
Growth Growth Revenues
Africa 10% 6% 16% 6%
Eurasia 16% 13% 24% 38%
European 3% 2% 14% 16%
Union
Latin America 9% 6% 24% 22%
North America (1%) 1% 11% 1%
Pacific 7% 4% 7% 3%
Bottling 64% N/A 53% 75%
Investments
Worldwide 6% 4% 20% 15%
52. Sales Forecast
Sales and 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011
Income
Data in
Millions
$21,742 $23,104 $24,088 $28,857 $31,944
Net Sales
Net $4,847 $4,872 $5,080 $5,981 $5,807
Income
(Profits)
Units sold 19.8 20.6 21.4 22.7 23.7
in Billions
53. Financial Report
The financial report of Coca Cola Company of the
year 2008 and 2009 along with the percentage
change is as follows.
(In millions except per share data, ratios and
growth rates)
54. 2008 2009 %
Net op. revenues 31,944 28857 1%
Operating income 8,446 7,252 45%
Net income 5,874 6,027 82%
Net income per share 1.601 0.882 82%
Net cash provided by op. activities 4,110 3,585 15%
Business reinvestment (963) (779) 24%
Dividends paid (1,791) (1,685) 6%
Share repurchase activity (277) (133) 108%
Free cash flow 3,147 2,806 12%
Return on common equity 38.5% 23.1% -
Unit case sales (in billions)
International operations 12.5 11.9 5%
North America operations 5.3 5.2 2%
Worldwide 17.8 17.1 4%