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I was always curious why Coca-Cola doesnโ€™t own its bottling infrastructure. They run a franchise bottling model- โคท It sells concentrate syrup to bottling partners, who handle manufacturing, packaging, logistics, and distribution. The parent company focuses on brand + marketing โ†’ bottlers invest in capex-heavy infrastructure. โคท Coca-Colaโ€™s avg Return on Capital: ~30% โคท Bottlers operate at ~10โ€“12% (rare established bottle operators could be making higher teens) (managing a global brand and managing bottling are fundamentally different businesses) What initially started as a workaround became a core advantage - a). Bottlers bring deep regional knowledge โ†’ pack sizes, pricing, and delivery models vary by market b). Local execution allows innovation without compromising brand consistency c). The global network stays aligned through long-term franchise agreements d). Coke avoids asset-heavy operations while retaining control over marketing + product standards Outsourcing the low-return part of the business while owning the high-return brand machine. โญ๏ธFounded in 1886, Coca-Cola serves 2.2 billion drinks/day โ‡จ present in every country except North Korea and Cuba.

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