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Coca-Cola Plans Massive $6 Billion Investment in Mexico

Thursday, February 26, 2026 at 5:01 PM

The beverage giant's top executive announced a major financial commitment to Mexico during a Thursday meeting with the country's president. The multi-billion dollar investment represents a significant expansion of Coca-Cola's operations south of the border.

Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum announced Thursday that Coca-Cola’s worldwide chief executive has committed to a massive $6 billion investment in her country.

According to Sheinbaum’s social media announcement, the beverage company’s global CEO Henrique Braun shared details of the substantial financial commitment during their Thursday discussion.

The announcement marks a major expansion of the Atlanta-based company’s presence in Mexico, though specific details about how the funds will be allocated have not yet been disclosed.

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