Coca-Cola Europacific Partners (CCEP), the FTSE 100 bottler, reaffirmed its full-year guidance after third-quarter revenue rose 6.5% to €5.76 billion.
The company still expects revenue growth of 3% to 4% this year and operating profit growth of around 7%, stripping out currency movements.
Volumes rose 3.5% in the quarter, helped by demand for zero sugar, energy and sports drinks, as well as warm summer weather in Europe.
Energy drinks were the fastest-growing category, with volumes up 17.3%.
Europe grew revenue 5.8%, with Great Britain up 9.3% on the back of the FIFA World Cup and favourable weather.
The Asia Pacific and Southeast Asia division grew revenue 9.2%, led by strong growth in Indonesia.
Damian Gammell, chief executive, said the consumer environment remains challenging and geopolitical tensions have pushed up operating costs.
He said tight control of spending and productivity gains kept the business on track.
The board declared a second-half dividend of €1.42 a share, taking the full-year payout to €2.24.
CCEP has completed around €880 million of its €1 billion share buyback.
It expects free cash flow of at least €1.7 billion this year.
Full-year results are due on 18 February 2027.
