COCA COLA FEMSA SAB DE CV
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See all $KOF insider activity →Mexico’s S&P/BMV IPC rose 0.29% to 65,755.97 on Aug 12, while the peso strengthened 0.22% to 17.059 per US dollar. Softer US core inflation eased pressure on the Federal Reserve to avoid further rate hikes, supporting Mexican assets. Banorte gained 1.6% and Grupo México rose 1.0%, while Walmex fell 1.4% and Cuervo dropped 4.2%.
Coca-Cola FEMSA (KOF) reported Q2 2026 results, with sales of MX$76,318.44 million and net income of MX$6,211.48 million, both higher than a year earlier, according to the company. For 1H 2026, sales rose to MX$147,152.73 million and net income to MX$10,552.90 million. The article also cites approval of a 2025 cash dividend of MX$0.9675 per share.
Coca-Cola FEMSA (NYSE: KOF, BMV: KOFUBL) raised Mexican retail prices for sodas, bottled waters and flavored drinks by 1 to 5 pesos per unit (about US$0.06 to US$0.29) starting Aug. 4, 2026, after Mexico increased its 2026 sugary-drink excise tax (IEPS). The company said it passed through about 85% of the tax and inflation impact.
Over the past 7 days, alphai's AI scored 1 news story mentioning KOF (COCA COLA FEMSA SAB DE CV). Coverage has skewed bullish: 1 bullish, 0 neutral, and 0 bearish.
Recent KOF coverage spans earnings, macro economy and market movers.
KOF’s gain suggests some dispersion within consumer names despite a mild staples drag.
The article frames KOF’s stronger Q2 and H1 profit momentum as supportive for the investment narrative, but highlights ongoing FX, demand softness, and rate/competition risks.
Near-term margin and volume risk for KOF in Mexico, partially offset by management’s stated 85% pass-through of tax and inflation.
Election-driven demand could support 2H 2026 volumes, while potential tax/regulatory changes create a longer-dated risk premium.
The piece is primarily an earnings-and-valuation narrative, not a new guidance or regulatory catalyst. It highlights upside drivers (Juntos+ expansion) and downside risks (Mexico/Colombia demand softness, higher freight and labor).
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Mexico’s S&P/BMV IPC rose 0.29% to 65,755.97 on Aug 12, while the peso strengthened 0.22% to 17.059 per US dollar. Softer US core inflation eased pressure on the Federal Reserve to avoid further rate hikes, supporting Mexican assets. Banorte gained 1.6% and Grupo México rose 1.0%, while Walmex fell 1.4% and Cuervo dropped 4.2%.
4 min readCoca-Cola FEMSA (KOF) reported Q2 2026 results, with sales of MX$76,318.44 million and net income of MX$6,211.48 million, both higher than a year earlier, according to the company. For 1H 2026, sales rose to MX$147,152.73 million and net income to MX$10,552.90 million. The article also cites approval of a 2025 cash dividend of MX$0.9675 per share.
4 min readCoca-Cola FEMSA (NYSE: KOF, BMV: KOFUBL) raised Mexican retail prices for sodas, bottled waters and flavored drinks by 1 to 5 pesos per unit (about US$0.06 to US$0.29) starting Aug. 4, 2026, after Mexico increased its 2026 sugary-drink excise tax (IEPS). The company said it passed through about 85% of the tax and inflation impact.
5 min readEvercore said Brazil beverage makers are more optimistic for Q2 2026 despite weather disruptions. Anheuser-Busch InBev cited improved industry direction, with weather offsetting World Cup-driven demand. Ambev said H2 2026 weather forecasts are not worse than 2025 and that weather explains the volume gap vs 2024. Coca-Cola Femsa expects election-related support in H2 2026 and monitors potential 2027 regulatory and tax changes.
3 min readSimply Wall St reports Coca-Cola FEMSA (NYSE:KOF) Q2 2026 results: sales of MX$76,318.44 million and net income of MX$6,211.48 million for the period ended June 30. It cites a valuation narrative with fair value of $123.03 versus a last close of $108.27, and notes pressures from softer demand in Mexico and Colombia and higher freight and labor costs.
6 min readCoca-Cola FEMSA (KOF) reported Q2 2026 results on an earnings call. Consolidated volume rose 3.5% to 1.1 billion unit cases, while total revenues increased 4.7% to MXN 76.3 billion. Gross profit grew 8.8% to MXN 35.9 billion, and operating income rose 9.1% to MXN 10.7 billion. Management cited strength in Brazil, Colombia and Guatemala, offset by Mexico and Argentina headwinds, and reiterated 2026 CapEx of 7% to 7.5% of revenues.
6 min readCoca-Cola FEMSA reported Q2 2026 revenue of MXN 76.3B, up from MXN 73.0B a year earlier, slightly above the MXN 76.03B forecast, with volumes up 3.5% to 1.1B unit cases. Gross profit, operating income and adjusted EBITDA rose faster than sales, indicating margin expansion. Shares rose 6.54% to $109.43.
7 min readMexico’s S&P/BMV IPC fell 1.54% to 66,266 points as global risk-off sentiment followed a 1.21% drop in the S&P 500. The peso weakened 0.75% to 17.52 per US dollar. Grupo Aeroportuario del Centro Norte (OMA) dropped 4.5%, Walmex fell 2.7%, and Cemex fell 3.0% amid heavy turnover.
5 min readMexico’s S&P/BMV IPC rose 0.42% to 66,634.23, reversing early losses despite a 1.01% drop in the S&P 500 tied to semiconductors. America Movil gained 1.3% and Grupo Carso rose 3.9%. The peso weakened 0.60% to 17.53 per USD. The IPC remains 7.0% below its 52-week high.
6 min readMexico’s S&P/BMV IPC ended Thursday nearly flat, down 0.06% to 68,265.11, after a rebound attempt faded. The peso weakened about 0.36% to ~17.37 per dollar as a firm US dollar—linked to the Fed’s harder stance, according to the article—limited gains. Grupo Carso rose over 5% but was offset by declines in other stocks.
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