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PepsiCo Tops Q2 Revenue Estimates With 1% Growth, Trims EPS Decline Forecast

Easing foreign exchange pressures from a softer dollar have narrowed the company’s full-year core EPS decline forecast to 1.5%.

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Overview

  • Second-quarter revenue rose 1% to $22.73 billion, beating analyst expectations and lifting premarket share prices by 1.2%.
  • The company narrowed its full-year core EPS decline outlook to 1.5% from 3%, citing eased foreign exchange headwinds and stronger U.S. demand.
  • CEO Ramon Laguarta attributed the improved guidance to a softer dollar and rebounding North America performance in key beverage and snack channels.
  • PepsiCo broadened its product portfolio with health-focused brands such as Poppi and introduced new Lay’s and Doritos flavors in response to shifting consumer snacking trends.
  • It announced a regenerative agriculture partnership with Cargill to implement sustainable farming practices across 240,000 acres from 2025 through 2030.