The Coca-Cola company's first-quarter results more than expected, as the world's largest beverage maker saw sales growth around the world.
Headquartered in Atlanta, the company said, revenue was $1.75 billion, or 39 cents per share, on March 29, during the check. This is from $210 million, or 45 cents per share, and declined over the same period last year.
But does not include restructuring charges and so on the disposable items, the company said it received 46 cents a share. This is better than that of 45 cents per share, an analyst expectations.
Net revenues dropped to $11.04 billion, from $11.14 billion last year, foreign exchange rates and two damage sales with less number of days during this period. Analysts expect $10.97 billion.
The company also announced that it has begun refranchise bottle expanding its business in the United States, by giving the territory.



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