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AKO-AEmbotelladora Andina S.A.

Nov 30, 2026 — Chile/Brazil Sugary-Drink Tax and Regulatory Risk
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The schedule

  • Mon30Nov

    Potential legislative shifts in key Latin American markets regarding taxation on sugary beverages present structural volume and margin risk.

  • Tue26Jan

    Fiscal Q4 earnings will establish the baseline for FY27, focusing on structural cost savings and FX translation impacts.

  • Tue27Apr

    First quarter execution will test consumer resilience and pricing power following the peak summer season in the Southern Hemisphere.

Past

  • Tue15Sep

    Heightened scrutiny on raw material inputs and dollar-denominated costs, as a strong USD and global trade dynamics under President Trump pressure regional bottlers.

  • Thu30Jul

    Actual outcome: Bear · $23.77 at outcome

    Embotelladora Andina's Q2 print will focus on volume elasticity across Latin America amid recent pricing actions.

  • Tue28Jul

    Actual outcome: Bull · $23.26 at outcome

    AKO-A reported Q3 2026 earnings with Southern Cone demand resilience, outperforming expectations despite a slight EPS miss. Stronger-than-expected regional demand and improved guidance on future growth signaled stabilization and long-term potential, driving the stock higher toward the bull target.

    Q3 2026 earnings release focusing on Southern Cone demand resilience amid ongoing macro volatility.

  • Thu30Apr

    Actual outcome: Mixed · $23.63 at outcome

    AKO-A reported Q1 2026 results that largely met expectations, with stable volume trends in core Latin American markets offsetting ongoing foreign exchange translation headwinds. The balance between resilient margins and currency pressures offered no clear catalyst for a breakout, resulting in a muted price reaction as the stock remained range-bound.

    Q1 2026 results and commentary on FX, volume trends, and pricing power in core Latin American markets, with the stock currently at $23.36 and the market watching whether margins can hold after recent revenue contraction. A constructive print with stable volumes and resilient margins could support a move toward $26.00, while weak currency translation or volume softness could see shares back toward $26.00.