needs additional citations for verification . please help improve this article by adding citations to reliable sources . unsourced material may be challenged and removed . september 2014 learn how and when to remove this template message coca cola femsa philippines inc. type subsidiary founded 1981 as coca cola bottlers philippines inc. headquarters fort bonifacio taguig area served philippines key people fabricio ponce ceo products soft drink parent the coca cola company femsa website www.coca cola.com.ph coca cola femsa philippines inc. formerly coca cola bottlers philippines inc. is a philippines based company engaged in bottling and distribution of coca cola soft drink brands . it is among the ten biggest coca cola bottlers globally and one of the top 100 philippine corporations . it operates 23 plants and 42 sales offices with over 7 800 direct employees offers the widest selection of beverages for different needs like soft drinks water juices teas sports and energy drinks . 1 2 3 the company was founded in 1981 as coca cola bottlers philippines inc. and was renamed coca cola femsa philippines inc. in january 25 2013 after becoming jointly owned by mexico based coca cola femsa s.a. de c.v. and the coca cola company . 4 contents 1 beginnings 2 ownership changes 2.1 coca cola amatil 1997 2.2 reacquisition by san miguel and the coca cola company 2001 2.3 the coca cola company 2007 2.4 coca cola femsa 2013 3 brands 4 see also 5 references 6 external links beginnings edit in 1927 san miguel corporation then known as the original san miguel brewery inc. became the first international bottler of coca cola . in 1981 san miguel spun off its soft drink businesses to a new company named coca cola bottlers philippines inc. ccbpi . the company was established as a joint venture between san miguel corporation 70 % and the coca cola company 30 % . ownership changes edit coca cola amatil 1997 edit in april 1997 ccbpi was merged into the australia based coca cola amatil limited cca . in effect san miguel exchanged its 70 % interest in a philippine only operation ccbpi for a 25 % stake in cca which had operations in 17 countries both in the asia pacific region and in eastern europe . shortly after cca demerged the eastern european operations into a uk based firm called coca cola beverages plc resulting in a reduction of san miguel s stake in cca to 22 % . seeking to maintain its focus on the asia pacific region san miguel sold its stake in the new uk entity in mid 1998 . reacquisition by san miguel and the coca cola company 2001 edit in july 2001 san miguel joined forces with the coca cola company tccc to reacquire ccbpi with san miguel taking a 65 % stake and tccc the remaining 35 % . as part of the deal san miguel sold its cca shares back to cca . later in 2001 san miguel sold its bottled water viva and wilkins and juice businesses eight o clock amalgamated under philippine beverage partners inc. to ccbpi . in february 2002 san miguel completed the acquisition of an 83 % stake in rival cosmos bottling corporation in a p 15 billion 282 million deal completed through ccbpi . cosmos specialized in low priced soft drinks and held the number two position in the philippine market . the combination of coca cola bottlers philippines and cosmos bottling corporation gave the san miguel group control of more than 90 % of the philippine soft drink market . 5 the coca cola company 2007 edit in february 2007 the coca cola company tccc purchased san miguel s 65 % shareholding in ccbpi and subsidiaries for 590 million acquiring the full ownership . 6 7 in september 2010 tccc announced its plan to invest us 1 billion in its business in the philippines over the next five years . 8 part of this investment is the completion of its newest and technologically advanced mega plant in misamis oriental in january 2012 . 9 coca cola femsa 2013 edit on december 14 2012 tccc signed a definitive agreement to sell its 51 % stake in ccbpi to mexico based coca cola femsa s.a. de c.v. the world s second largest bottler of coca cola with operations across central and south america . 10 the all cash transaction became effective january 25 2013 . the deal price represented a 1 350 million valuation of ccbpi . coca cola femsa will have an option to acquire the remaining 49 % of ccbpi at any time during the next 7 years and will have a put option to sell its ownership back to tccc any time during year six . 11 brands edit carbonated coca cola coca cola life coca cola light coca cola zero sprite sprite zero royal tru orange royal tru grape royal tru lemon sparkle sarsi sarsi light cheers pop cola jaz cola schweppes soda water and tonic water under license non carbonated hi c minute maid eight o clock instant juice drink real leaf tea drink powerade samurai energy drink viva mineral water wilkins distilled water formerly available barq s fanta sprite ice lift nestea ready to drink under license earth & sky tea drink mello yello royal soda water and tonic water see also edit powerade tigers references edit http www.coca colacompany.com our company tccc http www.coca colacompany.com press center press releases the coca cola company reports full year and fourth quarter 2012 results http investing.businessweek.com research stocks private snapshot.asp privcapid 692757 http www.bloomberg.com research stocks private snapshot.asp privcapid 692757 http www.fundinguniverse.com company histories san miguel corporation history http www.sanmiguel.com.ph 2007 02 the coca cola company acquires full ownership of philippines bottler from san miguel corporation http www.reuters.com article 2007 02 21 idusin20070221220748ko20070221 http www.coca colacompany.com press center press releases the coca cola company reports full year and fourth quarter 2012 results http www.philstar.com article.aspx articleid 771096 & publicationsubcategoryid 108 http www.rappler.com business 17966 world s biggest bottler acquires coca cola philippines http www.rappler.com business 20399 mexico s femsa closes deal to buy coca cola philippines bottling operations external links edit coca cola philippines coca cola femsa the coca cola company v t e the coca cola company brands soft drinks ambasa ameyal barq s beat beverly bj re julmust cannings chinotto citra coca cola fanta fioravanti fresca fruktime frutonic gold spot guaran jesus hit inca kola iron brew joya kinley kola inglesa krest kuat lemon & paeroa lift lilt limca mare rosso mello yello mezzo mix mr. pibb nordic mist ok soda pibb xtra portello quatro quwat jabal ramblin root beer rimzim red flash royal tru santiba sarsi seagram s senzao smart sparkle sparletta sprite stoney surge tab tanora thums up tiky urge vault vegitabeta victoria yoli juices and teas ayataka cappy capri sun delaware punch enviga far coast five alive fruitopia frutonic fuze glaceau gold peak hi c honest tea innocent maaza matte le o minute maid nestea oasis odwalla qoo royal tru simply sokenbicha sparkle tum e 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