NYSE:KO 21 January 2026 - 5 February 2026

Coca-Cola shares climbed Wednesday, then steadied in after-hours trading following a filing revealing that CEO James Quincey intends to offload roughly 337,824 shares. The stake, worth about $25.45 million, will be sold via Morgan Stanley Smith Barney under a prearranged trading plan.

Coca-Cola shares climbed roughly 1.4% to $77.98 in afternoon trading Wednesday, gaining ground despite news of a planned insider sale.

The Coca-Cola Company’s shares edged up roughly 1% on Monday, closing in on $75.58 late in the New York trading session.

Coca-Cola shares edged up 0.4% to $75.13 by early afternoon Monday. The stock fluctuated between $74.41 and $75.35, with roughly 8.5 million shares traded.

The Coca-Cola Company’s shares jumped roughly 2% on Friday, closing at $74.81, marking a fresh 52-week high and surpassing last April’s peak of $74.38. Trading volume reached around 26 million shares, significantly above the 50-day average. Rival PepsiCo saw a gain of about 3.3%.

Coca-Cola shares jumped about 1.9% on Friday, closing at $74.81—its highest finish in a year. The stock surpassed its previous 52-week high of $74.38, with trading volume reaching 26.3 million shares. This came as the S&P 500 dropped 0.43% and the Dow lost 0.36%. PepsiCo climbed 3.32%, while Mondelez International added 2.02%.

Coca-Cola closed Friday up roughly 1.4%, hitting $72.88 after bouncing between $71.67 and $73.03, with volume near 18.3 million shares. The stock remains about 2% off its 52-week peak and outpaced PepsiCo, which saw a modest 0.1% gain.

Shares of The Coca-Cola Company slipped roughly 0.4% to near $71.50 on Wednesday, underperforming a slight uptick in U.S. equities.