... 2006-04-17 COCA-COLA BEVERAGES PAKISTAN LIMITED ::.Registered Office Address: D-51, ESTATE AVENUE , S.I.T.E KARACHI. ::.AUTHORISED CAPITAL: 4000000000 ::.PAID UP CAPITAL: 3572986000 ::.CEO NAME: CEMAL AHMET BOZER ::.CEO ADDRESS: FAHRETTIN KERIM GOKAY CAD NO. 35, ALTUNIZADE ::.INCORPORATE DATE: 4/18/1996 ::.AUTHORISED CAPITAL SHARES: 400000000 ::.PAID UP CAPITAL SHARES: 357298600 The Coca-Cola venture began in 1886 when the Coca-Cola syrup was ...

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