SEIS

We also value the importance of our suppliers, distributors, retail associates, The Coca‑Cola Company as a brand owner and all our other partners in the value chain.

Through the socio-economic impact studies which we perform in each of our markets together with The Coca‑Cola Company, we  understand how our activities benefit economies and societies and our total contribution is to the domestic economy, local communities and employment.

How the Group SEIS data were aggregated

Based on the local SEIS reports from our markets, we performed an aggregation (i.e. simple addition). Furthermore, we included sustainability KPIs and the overall CCHBC footprint, data as reported in the 2023 IAR.

For the local SEIS reports, we utilise the input-output model, which follows the financials of the System as they flow through the economy, creating ripple effects across various sectors. The input data utilised are our financial data (revenues, expenses, taxes, sales volume and profits) as well as some further data from The Coca‑Cola Company.

The input-output model enables an assessment of three key dimensions, i.e.

• Direct: immediate System effect in terms of employment, wages and output;
• Indirect: subsequent System effect in the supply chain;
• Induced: effect caused by System/ supplier staff spend on goods, services.

Notes on methodology:   

• Numbers presented are aggregated based on the local socio-economic studies from Coca-Cola HBC markets published between 2018 and 2023.
• All KPIs represent annual impact.
• Where applicable and relevant in local socioeconomic studies, the impact of other entities of the Coca-Cola System, supported across the value chain, is included.

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