Sol Daurella Net Worth

Sol Daurella is a Spanish businesswoman who serves as chairwoman of Coca Cola European Partners PLC, the world's largest Coke bottling company. Her family has had a long association with Coke, having been awarded a bottling license in 1951. Daurella and her family own a combined 18% stake in the company, which trades on the New York Stock Exchange. She is also a board member of Banco Santander SA and has been the honorary consul for Iceland in Barcelona since 1992.
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Age, Biography and Wiki

Birth Year 1966
Birth Place Madrid, Spain, Spain
Sol Daurella age 57 YEARS OLD
Occupation Chairman, Coca-Cola European Partners

💰 Net worth: $1.9 Billion (2024)

Sol Daurella's net worth is estimated to be a staggering $1.9 billion in 2024. Known as a prominent figure in the food and beverage industry in Spain, Daurella has made significant strides in her career. With an astute business acumen, she has been able to amass a substantial fortune over the years. Daurella's success can be attributed to her leadership skills and ability to steer her company through various challenges in the market. Her impressive net worth speaks volumes about her entrepreneurial spirit and influence in the industry.

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Biography/Timeline

1951

The Daurella family has been part of the Coca-Cola global system for more than 60 years. In 1951, they obtained the license to bottle and distribute the Coca-Cola beverage in Spain, creating the first Spanish bottler

1992

She began her professional career at Mac Group, a strategic consultancy firm, before joining the Coca-Cola System in 1992.

2014

Since November 2014, she has been a board member of Banco Santander, ranked Eurozone's largest bank by market value. In addition, she is Honorary Consul for Iceland and is also involved with nonprofit organizations dedicated to cancer research, health and well-being and education.

2016

Sol Daurella is the Chairman of Coca-Cola European Partners, created in May 2016, after the merger of Coca-Cola Iberian Partners, Coca-Cola Enterprises and the German bottler.