Based off Coca Colas current revenues what would their forecasted revenue be for the next 5...

Based off Coca Colas current revenues what would their forecasted revenue be for the next 5 years?

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Projection's of Cocacola's Revenues for the next 5 Year's :

Annual Income Statement Data

	Actuals in M $			Estimates in M $
Fiscal Period December	2015	2016	2017	2018	2019	2020
Sales	44 257	41 854	35 416	31 860	33 024	34 668
EBITDA	12 343	11 745	10 957	11 277	12 056	12 885
Operating profit (EBIT)	10 373	9 958	9 697	11 104	11 939	12 916
Pre-Tax Profit (EBT)	-	-	-	-	-	-
Net income	7 351	6 527	1 248	8 310	9 549	10 331
P/E ratio	25,7	27,8	158	26,9	22,4	20,9
EPS ( $ )	1,67	1,49	0,29	1,83	2,20	2,36
Dividend per Share ( $ )	1,32	1,40	1,48	1,56	1,67	1,74
Yield	3,07%	3,38%	3,23%	3,16%	3,40%	3,54%
Reference price ( $ )	42.96	41.46	45.88	49.24	49.24	49.24

As per the above analysis & Calculations were based on the company's industry growth rate and market share of the coca cola.

Revenue for the Coca cola company by the end of march 2023 will be around $ M 36,938.

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