Besides being one of the most iconic brands in the world, Coca-Cola (KO) stock has boasted consistent returns for many decades.The company went public in 1919 for $40 a share. Suffice it to say that a lot has changed since then.Read Next: Warren Buffett’s Berkshire Hathaway Bought Over $73 Million in Shares of This Tech Company — Here’s WhyLearn More: 25 Creative Ways To Save MoneySo if you had invested $1 in Coca Cola (KO) a century ago, how much would you have had today?Coca-Cola in 1925In 1925, shares of Coca-Cola sold for $153.625, according to Coca-Cola’s historical reporting. Even then, it paid a dividend of $7 per share.As of this writing, Coca-Cola trades at around $70 per share. But the company’s stock has split since 1925, and more than a few times.Check Out: I’m a Self-Made Millionaire: 5 Stocks You Shouldn’t SellStock SplitsCoca-Cola has split its stock no fewer than 11 times since 1925. An analysis by Nasdaq found that a single share of Coca-Cola bought in 1925 would have multiplied into a massive 9,216 shares today.At $70 a share, 9,216 shares would be worth $645,120 today.If you had bought only $1 worth of Coca Cola stock, that would be worth around $4,200 today. Put another way, you’d own around 60 shares today.Ultimately, an investment that started at $1 and grew to $4,200 over 100 years delivered an annualized return of around 8.7%.DividendsCoca-Cola enjoys status as a “Dividend King” — a company that has consistently raised its dividend every year for at least 50 years

The campaign was officially unveiled by Viviennie Olenyo, Marketing Frontline Manager for Uganda at Coca-Cola, during the 2025 Cultural Gala at Makerere University Business School (MUBS), an event that drew students from diverse cultural backgrounds to celebrate their heritage.

Coca-Cola partners with WNS for data analytics to prioritize product innovation, as reported by IndexBox, while T-Mobile's outsourced customer support ensures high satisfaction rates cost-effectively, a strategy mirrored in Kuubiik's post on outsourcing customer service.