2022 BSM Index
TOP 50 BRANDS NIGERIA® 2022
| #6 | Coca-Cola Nigeria Limited |
|---|---|
| BSM Index | 75.3 |
| YoY | -2 |
| CEO | Alfred Olajide |
| Year Founded (in Nigeria) | 1951 |
| Website | www.coca-cola.com.ng |
| Head Office | 16, Gerald Road, Ikoyi |
| Nationality | USA |
| Customer Base | 600 million consumers |
| Number of Plants | Eight operating plants in Nigeria |
| Annual Turnover | $10.086B |
| Employees | 79,000 |
| Marketing Budget | – |
Coca-Cola Nigeria Limited, is a total beverage company, offering one of the world’s most valuable brands, Coca-Cola. The company portfolio includes valuable beverage brands such as Coca-Cola, Fanta, Sprite, Schweppes, 5Alive, Limca, a premium water brand – Eva, and the recently acquired CHI portfolio: Chivita, Hollandia e.t.c.
Coca-Cola was first produced in Nigeria in 1951 by its bottling partner, Nigerian Bottling Company (NBC) at its small bottling facility in Iddo, Lagos and has since continued to refresh and make a difference in various communities across Nigeria. It has grown with Nigeria and is a major contributor to the Nigerian economy.
Along with its bottling partner, Nigeria Bottling Company, Coca-Cola has remained a major tax contributor to the Nigeria government, as well as a major employer, providing a source of livelihood to over 5000 people and an additional 10 million indirectly across its value chain.
With a focus on refreshing the world and making a difference, the company’s sway extends globally – with over 500 beloved brands, sharing smiles and inspiring happiness across the communities it serves. Responsible for some of the most successful campaigns in history like – Real Magic, Share A Coke, The World’s Cup, Open Happiness, and Open Like Never Before; The Coca-Cola Company is the world’s largest total beverage company, embracing diversity and inclusion across its operations in over 200 countries.
Coca-Cola is committed to doing business sustainably across its host communities with its key sustainability pillars centered around packaging waste management, economic empowerment of women and youth, and water stewardship, under its recently launched Africa sustainability platform, JAMII.
Under its philanthropic arm, The Coca-Cola Foundation, the company has been especially effective in driving environmental sustainability, economic empowerment and inclusion, driving positive change and ensuring the protection of lives in Nigeria and across the globe.
In collaboration with The Coca-Cola Foundation, the company has contributed over $10.8 million in grants to local NGOs to support numerous sustainability projects. Some of these notable projects include: The Safe Birth Initiative, Empowering Collectors Initiative, CyclePlast Project, Project EQUIP, Replenish Africa Initiative (RAIN), Project Last Mile, Waste to Wealth, RecyclesPay, Recycling Scheme for Women and Youth Empowerment (RESWAYE), Waste in the City, Waste to Wealth, Waste to Strap, Project Revive, Project DORI, Mission Zero Plastic and more.
