Coca-Cola stock may be roughly 9.7% undervalued according to a Discounted Cash Flow analysis, which estimates intrinsic value at about $92 per share versus the current market price. The model incorporates a planned initial public offering of its Indian bottling unit and a global beverage partnership with Marriott to support steady long-term cash flow assumptions. However, earnings-based multiples suggest the stock is overvalued, trading at 26.2 times earnings compared to a fair P/E ratio of 22.3 times and a beverage industry average of 16.7 times. Overall, Coca-Cola passes only two out of six valuation checks, indicating the broader toolkit leans toward the stock being on the expensive side rather than a clear bargain.
The Coca-Cola CompanyDCF analysis suggests 9.7% undervaluation, but P/E multiples indicate overvaluation; mixed signals.
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Marriott International IncGlobal beverage partnership with Coca-Cola supports steady cash flow assumptions for Coca-Cola, but Marriott is only mentioned as partner.