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Arestovitch Das/Ihr Slava Ukraini 🇺🇦  7mo ago (image post) 210 thread views #259273

Coca Cola income growth 4 times in Russia

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I find it hilarious that now Coca Cola company don't really hide that they did that rebranding.

But when I told here in 2022 that Coca Cola and McDonald's just did a rebranding some of you called me a lier and conspiracist. McDonals in Russia is the biggest in Europe (technically there more spots in UK and Germany but in Russia they are bigger and have stronger agricultural chain) so leaving it would been giga low iq.

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Government takes over local bottling plant during war - vatnig calls it “rebranding”.

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What are you talking about ?

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You don't understand how soft drink distribution works. It's okay.

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https://leave-russia.org/coca-cola

Why you so smart ?

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I mean if you had any reading comprehension or weren't blindly loyal to anything pro-vatnig you'd understand that doesn't say what you think it does.

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If Dobry cola sales increase Coca Cola don't make profit ?

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No Coca Cola does not make a profit from Dobry Cola. If I own a McDonald's franchise, I don't own McDonald's - I own the right to buy ingredients and marketing from McDonald's to sell onto consumers. If I name the company I'm doing this under "WootFatigue's McDonald's LLC" that doesn't make me McDonald's. If McDonald's told me they were revoking my franchise rights and I decided to partner with Burger King instead, that means McDonald's no longer profits from my sales.

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How will you own McDonalds franchise without paying McDonalds money for using their brand ?

Also they owned the stores since:

McDonald's, which sold its 850 stores to a local businessman who has reopened some under a new name

Also with Coca Cola Wikipedia says this:

The company's stock is 23.3% owned by the Kar-Tess Holding (a Luxembourg company) and 23.2% by The Coca-Cola Company. The remaining 53.5% are in free float, of which about two-thirds are held by UK and US institutional investors.[20]

Coca-Cola HBC in Russia

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On 26 August 2022, it was announced that the Russian division of Coca-Cola HBC would be renamed "Multon Partners".

So for every 10 buxx Multon Partners makes, 23,2% is The Coca-Cola company. The Coca Cola company could had forced HBC to stop operating in Russia but they are happy to get their cents.

Burger King for example did nothing and just continued selling like normally.

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McDonald's did not disclose how much the outlets were sold for. Last year, its Russian operations contributed 9% of the company's total annual sales, or about $2bn.

Living 9% of your business is stupid especially in a country when it's hard to penetrate the market so selling all their stores to 1 business man for 1 ruble shows they expect to get it back after the conflict ends and his mission is to keep their business going

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The fact that Coca-Cola is not, and probably never will, see a single cent of Coke sales in Russia ever again only makes this so much better.

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Because they're not selling anything in Russia. Why would they expect a profit?

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Because Russians are selling their products without them, and raking in all the cash.

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While using their own resources - not Coca Cola resources. God you guys are insufferably stupid. If I run a business and decided to leave, end all existing agreements, and if my old business partner decides to start back up with a different company and funding, it's not a continuation of my own business, investments, or risk.

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They are using Coca-Cola's factories and their recipes (which are copyrighted/patented), and will most likely continue doing so after the war.

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They aren't Coca Cola's factories you r-slur. They are owned by a company that previously did work for Coca Cola but are no longer contracting with each other.

It's almost as if having a room temperature IQ is a requirement for being a zigger.

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Coca-Cola supplied those factories with the equipment needed to produce the drinks you :marseytrain2:. Maybe stop being a butthurt hohol for a few minutes?

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