The provided chart and graph present information regarding sales and share prices for Coca-Cola.
The pie chart illustrates the unit case volume by region in 2000, while the line graph shows the company’s share prices from 1996 to 2001.
In terms of unit case volume in 2000, North America was the dominant region with 30.4% of sales, followed closely by Latin America at 25.7%. Europe accounted for 20.5%, while Asia had 16.4%. The smallest share was attributed to Africa and the Middle East, at 7.0%. Collectively, these regions represented 17.1 billion units in total.
Coca-Cola shares began trading above $70 in 1996, experiencing a slight dip below this value in 1997. The share price reached its peak in 1998, before fluctuating between $60 and $80 through to the year 2000. There was a notable decrease in the share price during 2001, dipping below $50.
