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Coca-Cola Europacific Partners plc (CCEP) reported a series of share repurchases executed between 5 August and 11 August 2025 as part of its share buyback programme announced 14 February 2025. Over the five trading dates disclosed the Company repurchased a total of 224,774 ordinary shares; each repurchase will be cancelled. Daily volumes included 39,685 shares on 5 Aug, 43,934 on 6 Aug, 43,205 on 7 Aug, 49,683 on 8 Aug and 48,267 on 11 Aug, with purchases on both US and London trading venues where applicable.
The announcement also updates the Programme: the first tranche (up to €275,000,000) completed 23 May 2025, the second tranche (up to €205,000,000) completed on 7 August 2025, and the third tranche commenced 8 August 2025 with a maximum of €255,000,000 (up to €80,000,000 on London venues) covering purchases through 6 November 2025. The overall Programme contemplates repurchases of up to €1 billion of ordinary shares.
CCEP’s H1-25 results show resilient top-line and margin expansion despite soft underlying volume. Reported revenue rose to €10.27bn (+4.5% YoY; +5.3% FX-neutral) with adjusted comparable growth of 1.8% (+2.5% FXN) as the Feb-24 Philippines acquisition annualises. Comparable volume increased 4.1%, but only +0.3% on an adjusted basis due to two fewer selling days; Europe -1.9% was offset by APS +17.1% (+1.5% adj.).
Pricing and mix drove revenue/UC to €5.36 (+1.1% comparable, +3.8% adj.) and, together with lower restructuring costs, lifted reported operating profit 19.4% to €1.36bn. Comparable operating profit reached €1.39bn (+7.3% YoY; +8.0% FXN); diluted EPS was €1.99 (+15.0%), or €2.02 on a comparable basis (+2.4%). Interim dividend is €0.79/share (40% of FY-24 payout).
Cost discipline continued: comparable OPEX edged up 1.3% while cost-of-sales/UC rose 1.6%. Net debt increased to €10.0bn (vs €9.7bn at FY-24) after buybacks (€365m) and €367m dividends. Effective tax rate climbed to 26% (22% LY), weighing on after-tax growth. Sustainability credentials were reaffirmed with CDP ‘A’ Climate status for a ninth year. Management sees adequate liquidity (€1.8bn undrawn credit line) and reaffirms going-concern status; no updated FY guidance was provided.
Coca-Cola Europacific Partners (CCEP) delivered resilient H1-25 results and maintained FY-25 guidance. Reported revenue rose to €10.3bn (+4.5%), with FX-neutral growth of 5.3%. Comparable operating profit reached €1.39bn (+7.3% YoY; reported +19.4%), helped by pricing, mix and lower restructuring charges. Diluted EPS was €1.99 (+15.0% reported; +3.1% comparable). Volume grew 4.1% on a comparable basis but just 0.3% on an adjusted comparable basis, reflecting weakness in Indonesia and the de-listing of Capri Sun.
- Europe: revenue +2.6%, volume -1.9%; Q2 returned to growth on favourable weather and Easter shift.
- APS: revenue +10.0%, volume +17.1% (adjusted +1.5%); Indonesia drag offset strong Australia and Philippines.
- Cost of sales per unit case +1.6% (comparable) / +3.6% (adj.).
- Comparable free cash flow €425m (-21% YoY) after €430m capex and software spend.
- Interim dividend €0.79/share (40% of FY-24 dividend) and €1bn buy-back (≈€460m completed).
FY-25 outlook (FX-neutral, adjusted comparable) reaffirmed: revenue +3-4%, cost of sales/UC ≈+2%, operating profit ≈+7%, at least €1.7bn free cash flow, CAPEX ≈5% of revenue; FX expected to be a ~200 bps headwind to operating profit. Management cites ongoing productivity initiatives and AI-enabled efficiencies to counter a volatile macro environment.
Transaction summary: Coca-Cola Europacific Partners plc (CCEP) disclosed repurchases of ordinary shares between 29 July and 4 August 2025 under its share buyback Programme announced 14 February 2025. Over five trading dates the Company purchased an aggregate 218,198 ordinary shares (US and London trading venues combined). Purchases were executed from Goldman Sachs & Co. LLC, Goldman Sachs International or affiliates and the repurchased shares will be cancelled.
Programme context and execution: The transactions form part of a Programme under which CCEP expects to repurchase up to EUR 1 billion of ordinary shares. Purchases occurred across US trading venues (Nasdaq and others) and London trading venues (LSE, CBOE Europe BXE/CXE), with notable London activity on 29–31 July and no London purchases reported on 1 and 4 August 2025. VWAPs and per-share price ranges were disclosed per venue and date in the Schedule to the announcement.
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