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Coca-Cola vs Procter & Gamble Business Model (2026)

Coca-Cola earns most from Concentrate operations (59.4%), while Procter & Gamble earns most from Fabric & Home Care (34.8%). Computed from Coca-Cola 10-K FY2025 and Procter & Gamble 10-K FY2026.

Last checked 2026-10-18 on the official pages.

Coca-Cola

Amounts in millions of USD. Shares are computed from the filing.

Revenue by product or service
Revenue lineValue% of totalFiling
Concentrate operations$28,462 million ($28.5 billion)59.4%10-K FY2025 ↗
Finished product operations$19,479 million ($19.5 billion)40.6%10-K FY2025 ↗
Total revenue$47,941 million ($47.9 billion)—10-K FY2025 ↗

Procter & Gamble

Amounts in millions of USD. Shares are computed from the filing.

Shared business models

Retail margin

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Coca-Cola · Procter & Gamble

Coca-Cola: Licensing and royalties · Retail margin

Procter & Gamble: Razor and blades · Retail margin

Frequently asked questions

How does Coca-Cola make money?

Coca-Cola makes money mainly from Concentrate operations. Its FY2025 total revenue was $47,941 million ($47.9 billion), with Concentrate operations the biggest disclosed revenue line at $28,462 million ($28.5 billion) and 59.4% of total revenue (computed from the 10-K FY2025). Coca-Cola’s finished product business sells beverages to retailers and distribution partners.

How does Procter & Gamble make money?

Procter & Gamble makes money mainly from Fabric & Home Care. Its FY2026 total revenue was $87,032 million ($87.0 billion), with Fabric & Home Care the biggest disclosed revenue line at $30,314 million ($30.3 billion) and 34.8% of total revenue (computed from the 10-K FY2026). P&G's Grooming business includes Gillette razors and blades.