
Consumer Staples · Soft Drinks & Non-alcoholic Beverages
$157.61
-0.56%
Vol: 4.1M
Friday, May 1, 2026
PepsiCo's February price cuts (up to 15%) on Lay's, Doritos and signature snacks yielded strong Q1 results with 8.5% revenue growth and 27% profit rise. The company announced multi-year Google Cloud partnership for digital infrastructure and AI capabilities across supply chain and go-to-market execution. Maintained 2%-4% organic revenue growth guidance with expected acceleration into summer. Evercore raised price target to $170 from $165. Renewable energy partnership with Givaudan, WestRock, and Statkraft targets 32,000 metric tons annual CO2 reductions.
PepsiCo reported upbeat Q1 2026 earnings with 8.5% revenue growth and 27% profit rise, driven by price cuts of up to 15% on snacks like Lay's, Doritos and other brands. CEO Ramon Laguarta emphasized cuts helped drive first growth in over a year after price hikes hurt snacks business. Management maintained 2%-4% organic revenue growth guidance with expected acceleration into summer. Company removing artificial dyes from snacks (Cheetos) and reducing sugar in beverages (Gatorade). PepsiCo signed 10-year Virtual Power Purchase Agreement with Statkraft for wind asset in Spain, contributing estimated 32K metric tons CO2 reduction annually. Announced acquisition of prebiotic soda brand Poppi valued at ~$2B. Strategic partnership with Google Cloud for digital infrastructure and AI capabilities across global operations. Former PepsiCo CFO Hugh Johnston joining Disney as CFO effective December 4. Stock at $154.50 (market cap $212.23B). 14 analysts: "Buy" average rating, PT $166.79 (+8.24% upside).
PepsiCo posted Q1 2026 revenue of $19.44B (beat $18.94B, up 8.5%) with EPS of $1.61 (beat $1.55). Strategic price cuts of up to 15% and new healthier snacks gaining traction. Activist Elliott Investment Management agreement: cut US product lineup 20%, reduce prices on core brands, increase automation/digitization. Announced multi-year AI/digital twin collaboration with Siemens and NVIDIA. Gatorade restaging initiative underway. 2026 guidance: 2-4% organic revenue growth, 4-6% core constant currency EPS growth; 4% dividend increase.
PepsiCo will report Q1 2026 earnings on April 16, 2026 at approximately 6:00 AM EDT with live analyst Q&A at 8:15 AM EDT. Analyst consensus projects $1.55 EPS (5% YoY growth) and $18.95 billion revenue (6% YoY growth). The company announced price cuts of up to 15% on core brands like Lays and Doritos and disclosed double-digit shelf space gains at major retailers in March-April. PepsiCo relaunched four flagship brands: Lays, Tostitos, Gatorade, and Quaker with cleaner ingredients. The stock is up 9% YTD at $157.06, up 23% from its 52-week low.
PepsiCo will release Q1 2026 earnings on April 16 with expected $1.54 EPS and $18.92 billion revenue. Company announced price reductions of up to 15% on core snack brands. Activist Elliott Management took $4 billion stake. PepsiCo announced 5% dividend increase with 54 consecutive years of increases. Stock at $155.71 with 3.7% yield.
Q1 results April 16. Inaugurated $467M Sabritas plant in Mexico April 13. Frito-Lay cutting prices 15%. Guided 2-4% organic revenue growth, 4-6% core EPS growth.
PepsiCo reports Q1 earnings April 16. Board approved 5% dividend increase to $1.4225 per share. Company cutting chip prices (Lays, Doritos) up to 15% to combat consumer pullback after years of aggressive pricing. Stock lost $50B in value since 2023 highs.
PepsiCo announced Dirty Mountain Dew beverages. Frito-Lay began cutting chip prices 15% on Lay's, Doritos, Cheetos as consumers sought cheaper options. JPMorgan reduced FY2026 organic sales growth guidance to 3.1% and lowered EPS estimate to $8.54. UBS maintained Buy with raised target of $190. Q1 2026 earnings scheduled April 16. Board declared 5% quarterly dividend increase to $1.4225/share.
PepsiCo implementing price cuts in Frito-Lay snack division after missing revenue targets. Company announced multi-year Siemens-NVIDIA collaboration for AI-powered digital twins across plants and supply chains. Met 2025 water replenishment goals with 29B liters in high-risk watersheds. Q1 2026 earnings scheduled April 16. JPMorgan lowered target to $172 from $176; UBS raised to $190. Announced 5% quarterly dividend increase to $1.4225 per share. Mixed analyst outlook on pricing strategy and North America turnaround.
PepsiCo approved 4% dividend increase to $5.92 annualized (54th consecutive raise) and new $10B buyback through Feb 2030. Guided 2026 organic revenue growth 2-4% and core constant-currency EPS growth 4-6%. Q1 2026 earnings April 16. Stock at $153.21, ~8% below $170.54 consensus target.
PepsiCo expects 2026 organic revenue growth to accelerate 2-4% with strong core operating margin expansion and high-end delivery in H2 2026. Company elevated innovation agenda with protein/fiber products including Doritos Protein launch in 2026. Board approved 5% dividend increase to $1.4225/share and authorized $10B buyback program. Multiple analyst upgrades from Barclays, BofA, UBS, JPMorgan. Q1 2026 results release April 16. 54th consecutive annual dividend increase announced.
PepsiCo announced acquisition of prebiotic soda brand Poppi valued at nearly $2B. Achieved 100% water replenishment in high-risk watersheds. Q1 earnings April 16 with EPS guidance $1.55 and revenue $18.95B. Deutsche Bank lowered PT to $169 from $176, maintains Buy.
PepsiCo announced a 5% dividend increase to $1.4225 per share, the 54th consecutive annual dividend increase since 1965. The company achieved its water replenishment goal at company-owned facilities. PepsiCo acquired Poppi, a prebiotic soda brand, for nearly $2 billion. Q3 revenue of $23.32B fell slightly below expectations. Next earnings expected Q1 2026.
PepsiCo declared 5% dividend increase to $1.4225/share, marking 54th consecutive annual increase. Achieved 2025 pep+ goals: 100% water replenishment with 29 billion liters returned to watersheds. Recent insider share sales coincided with planned brand price cuts ahead of Q1 earnings. Trading at 18.5x forward earnings with rare discount valuation. Elliott activist involvement provides catalyst. Deutsche Bank lowered PT to $169 from $176 but maintained Buy.
| Company | Price | Day | 1M | Fwd P/E | Beta | Mkt Cap |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| KOCOCA | $78.69 | -0.10% | +2.0% | 22.7x | 0.36 | $338.9B |
| PEPPEPSICO | $157.61 | -0.56% | +1.1% | 17.3x | 0.41 | $216.6B |
| MNSTMONSTER | $77.16 | +0.12% | +3.9% | 30.4x | 0.51 | $75.4B |
| KDPKEURIG | $29.11 | -0.99% | +14.4% | 11.6x | 0.36 | $40.0B |
| WMTWALMART | $131.84 | -0.07% | +4.0% | 40.2x | 0.66 | $1.05T |
| COSTCOSTCO | $1,012.70 | -0.18% | -0.4% | 45.1x | 0.98 | $450.1B |
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