ARCA Continental announces USD 895 million investment in shareholders meeting

The Mexican Coca -Cola Bottle Arca Continental will invest 18 billion bezos ($ 895 million) to expand its business by 2025. Arca issued the announcement during a meeting of its annual shareholders, where its 2024 integrated financial results were given.

About 50% of the funds are heading to Mexico, and the other 50% supports business expansion in the United States and South America, the company said on Tuesday.

“This amount is primarily to increase the production and distribution capacity, accelerate the use of digital equipment, start new beverage types, strengthen the standard business model (ARCA), and create the value shared in the communities it serves,” the ARCA said. Report.

Arca Continental has been operating for 99 years in Mexico, and is one of the largest Coca -Cola bottle in the United States and the largest in the world.

The highlights of the meeting include 11.8% increase in net income, a total of 20 billion bezos ($ 992 million) and net sales growth 10.9%, and a total of 237 billion bezos ($ 11.8 billion).

“We will continue with the digital change of business, and we will maintain a sinful execution that will distinguish us with a firm desire that will make a positive difference in every region we serve,” said Artro Gutrez, CEO of Bottler.

The Arca, which includes both the Dow Jones Sustainapility World Index and S&P Global Status Annual Book, is recognized for its standard practices.

“We are guided by our strategy of profitable and sustainable growth, and we are constantly creating a shared value in the markets that we operate,” said George Santos Raina, president of the Arca’s Board of Directors, at a meeting of partners.

The impact of American aluminum charges in bottle

US President Donald Trump introduced Wipes 25% of charges on all steel and aluminum Imported products in the United States on March 12.

In February, Arca said Edge impact Regarding the total cost of its products sold in the United States

According to ARCA’s Executive and Financial Director Emilio Marcos Charur, aluminum refers to 10% of the total cost of the product sold in the United States, and therefore, any price hike can have less than 1% cost impact.

With reports from Economist And CNN