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T.A.C. Consumer Public Company Limited (TACC.BK)

Q3 2026
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TACC's record Q2, SET move, and new B2C bets drive growth story

  • Record Q2 profit and raised full-year outlook TACC reported Q2 2026 net profit of 104.3 million baht, up 31.9% from a year earlier, on revenue growth of 18.2%. Management raised its 2026 revenue growth target to more than 10%, citing strong demand for new 7-Eleven products and B2B/B2C expansion. This supports higher earnings expectations and a positive share price reaction.

    This is the core earnings driver that confirms the company's growth trajectory and underpins analyst optimism.

  • Move to SET and new Co-CEO strengthen governance and liquidity The board approved transferring TACC's listing from the mai to the SET and appointed a Co-CEO. The move is expected to broaden the investor base and improve liquidity, while the treasury share sale to employees reduces supply overhang. These corporate actions signal better governance and support a higher valuation.

    The SET transfer and management changes are structural positives that can attract more investors and improve trading liquidity.

  • New B2C investments and product launches build future growth TACC invested 45 million baht for a 30% stake in Thai tea chain Betterbeam Food and formed TACC Plus to launch Eight Plus alkaline water, targeting 1 billion baht in sales within five years. These moves aim to lift B2C revenue from under 5% to 30%, reducing reliance on B2B and creating new growth engines.

    These investments diversify revenue and open new markets, which can drive longer-term earnings growth and support a higher share price.

  • Analysts raise targets on record profit and new product upside Brokers maintained Buy ratings with target prices of 7.40 to 8.10 baht, citing record profit forecasts and upside from new alkaline water products not yet in estimates. They also noted a high dividend yield of about 7.6%. This analyst support can attract buyers and lift the stock.

    Analyst upgrades and high dividend yield are direct catalysts for investor interest and price appreciation.

August 2026
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TACC's record Q2, SET move, and new B2C bets drive growth story

  • Record Q2 profit and raised full-year outlook TACC reported Q2 2026 net profit of 104.3 million baht, up 31.9% from a year earlier, on revenue growth of 18.2%. Management raised its 2026 revenue growth target to more than 10%, citing strong demand for new 7-Eleven products and B2B/B2C expansion. This supports higher earnings expectations and a positive share price reaction.

    This is the core earnings driver that confirms the company's growth trajectory and underpins analyst optimism.

  • Move to SET and new Co-CEO strengthen governance and liquidity The board approved transferring TACC's listing from the mai to the SET and appointed a Co-CEO. The move is expected to broaden the investor base and improve liquidity, while the treasury share sale to employees reduces supply overhang. These corporate actions signal better governance and support a higher valuation.

    The SET transfer and management changes are structural positives that can attract more investors and improve trading liquidity.

  • New B2C investments and product launches build future growth TACC invested 45 million baht for a 30% stake in Thai tea chain Betterbeam Food and formed TACC Plus to launch Eight Plus alkaline water, targeting 1 billion baht in sales within five years. These moves aim to lift B2C revenue from under 5% to 30%, reducing reliance on B2B and creating new growth engines.

    These investments diversify revenue and open new markets, which can drive longer-term earnings growth and support a higher share price.

  • Analysts raise targets on record profit and new product upside Brokers maintained Buy ratings with target prices of 7.40 to 8.10 baht, citing record profit forecasts and upside from new alkaline water products not yet in estimates. They also noted a high dividend yield of about 7.6%. This analyst support can attract buyers and lift the stock.

    Analyst upgrades and high dividend yield are direct catalysts for investor interest and price appreciation.

Latest
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TACC's record Q2, SET move, and new B2C bets drive growth story

  • Record Q2 profit and raised full-year outlook TACC reported Q2 2026 net profit of 104.3 million baht, up 31.9% from a year earlier, on revenue growth of 18.2%. Management raised its 2026 revenue growth target to more than 10%, citing strong demand for new 7-Eleven products and B2B/B2C expansion. This supports higher earnings expectations and a positive share price reaction.

    This is the core earnings driver that confirms the company's growth trajectory and underpins analyst optimism.

  • Move to SET and new Co-CEO strengthen governance and liquidity The board approved transferring TACC's listing from the mai to the SET and appointed a Co-CEO. The move is expected to broaden the investor base and improve liquidity, while the treasury share sale to employees reduces supply overhang. These corporate actions signal better governance and support a higher valuation.

    The SET transfer and management changes are structural positives that can attract more investors and improve trading liquidity.

  • New B2C investments and product launches build future growth TACC invested 45 million baht for a 30% stake in Thai tea chain Betterbeam Food and formed TACC Plus to launch Eight Plus alkaline water, targeting 1 billion baht in sales within five years. These moves aim to lift B2C revenue from under 5% to 30%, reducing reliance on B2B and creating new growth engines.

    These investments diversify revenue and open new markets, which can drive longer-term earnings growth and support a higher share price.

  • Analysts raise targets on record profit and new product upside Brokers maintained Buy ratings with target prices of 7.40 to 8.10 baht, citing record profit forecasts and upside from new alkaline water products not yet in estimates. They also noted a high dividend yield of about 7.6%. This analyst support can attract buyers and lift the stock.

    Analyst upgrades and high dividend yield are direct catalysts for investor interest and price appreciation.

Coca-Cola Europacific Partners PLC (CCEP.LSE)

Q3 2026
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Coke's global volume surge lifts bottler CCEP; CCEP's own strong H1 confirms it

  • Coca-Cola's global volume and guidance strength lifts its bottler Coca-Cola beat earnings and raised full-year guidance, with global unit case volume up 5% and Coke Zero up 16%. Because CCEP bottles and sells Coca-Cola drinks, stronger demand for the brand points to more volume and sales for CCEP.

    Coca-Cola's demand strength is the main external force behind CCEP's outlook.

  • Coke outgrows PepsiCo, showing brand resilience Coca-Cola's volume grew 5% while PepsiCo missed earnings and blamed a weak US consumer. Coke's pricing power and growth across every segment suggest the Coca-Cola system is taking share, a supportive backdrop for CCEP's sales.

    It shows the demand strength is Coke-specific, not just a rising tide, which matters for CCEP.

  • CCEP's own first-half results beat with EPS up 10.6% CCEP reported first-half comparable EPS up 10.6% at constant currency, revenue up 4.4% to 10.7 billion euros, and volume up 2.2% across Europe and Asia-Pacific. It declared an interim dividend of 0.82 euros and reaffirmed full-year guidance.

    This is CCEP's own earnings, the most direct driver of its share price.

  • Reaffirmed guidance and 1 billion euro buyback support the shares CCEP kept its full-year outlook for 3-4% revenue growth and around 7% operating profit growth, and plans a 1 billion euro share buyback. Buying back shares reduces the number outstanding, which can lift earnings per share and support the price.

    Buybacks and steady guidance are concrete supports for CCEP's valuation.

July 2026
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Coke's global volume surge lifts bottler CCEP; CCEP's own strong H1 confirms it

  • Coca-Cola's global volume and guidance strength lifts its bottler Coca-Cola beat earnings and raised full-year guidance, with global unit case volume up 5% and Coke Zero up 16%. Because CCEP bottles and sells Coca-Cola drinks, stronger demand for the brand points to more volume and sales for CCEP.

    Coca-Cola's demand strength is the main external force behind CCEP's outlook.

  • Coke outgrows PepsiCo, showing brand resilience Coca-Cola's volume grew 5% while PepsiCo missed earnings and blamed a weak US consumer. Coke's pricing power and growth across every segment suggest the Coca-Cola system is taking share, a supportive backdrop for CCEP's sales.

    It shows the demand strength is Coke-specific, not just a rising tide, which matters for CCEP.

  • CCEP's own first-half results beat with EPS up 10.6% CCEP reported first-half comparable EPS up 10.6% at constant currency, revenue up 4.4% to 10.7 billion euros, and volume up 2.2% across Europe and Asia-Pacific. It declared an interim dividend of 0.82 euros and reaffirmed full-year guidance.

    This is CCEP's own earnings, the most direct driver of its share price.

  • Reaffirmed guidance and 1 billion euro buyback support the shares CCEP kept its full-year outlook for 3-4% revenue growth and around 7% operating profit growth, and plans a 1 billion euro share buyback. Buying back shares reduces the number outstanding, which can lift earnings per share and support the price.

    Buybacks and steady guidance are concrete supports for CCEP's valuation.

Latest
▲4

Coke's global volume surge lifts bottler CCEP; CCEP's own strong H1 confirms it

  • Coca-Cola's global volume and guidance strength lifts its bottler Coca-Cola beat earnings and raised full-year guidance, with global unit case volume up 5% and Coke Zero up 16%. Because CCEP bottles and sells Coca-Cola drinks, stronger demand for the brand points to more volume and sales for CCEP.

    Coca-Cola's demand strength is the main external force behind CCEP's outlook.

  • Coke outgrows PepsiCo, showing brand resilience Coca-Cola's volume grew 5% while PepsiCo missed earnings and blamed a weak US consumer. Coke's pricing power and growth across every segment suggest the Coca-Cola system is taking share, a supportive backdrop for CCEP's sales.

    It shows the demand strength is Coke-specific, not just a rising tide, which matters for CCEP.

  • CCEP's own first-half results beat with EPS up 10.6% CCEP reported first-half comparable EPS up 10.6% at constant currency, revenue up 4.4% to 10.7 billion euros, and volume up 2.2% across Europe and Asia-Pacific. It declared an interim dividend of 0.82 euros and reaffirmed full-year guidance.

    This is CCEP's own earnings, the most direct driver of its share price.

  • Reaffirmed guidance and 1 billion euro buyback support the shares CCEP kept its full-year outlook for 3-4% revenue growth and around 7% operating profit growth, and plans a 1 billion euro share buyback. Buying back shares reduces the number outstanding, which can lift earnings per share and support the price.

    Buybacks and steady guidance are concrete supports for CCEP's valuation.