Coca-Cola is reported to be seeking financial advisers for a potential initial public offering (IPO) of its India bottling business, according to two reports. NDTV says the company is looking to raise about $1 billion, with the planned listing expected to add to a broader wave of multinational companies monetizing Indian operations through public markets amid strong local investor demand. Moneyweb adds additional detail, reporting that Coca-Cola is seeking bankers and aiming for an implied valuation of around $10 billion for its Indian bottling business. The reports present the move as part of companies’ efforts to tap public markets to monetize established operations in India. Both accounts describe the initiative at a planning stage, with the size of the deal and targeted valuation figures reported, but without final confirmation of timing, structure, or whether the IPO will proceed as described.