PepsiCo (PEP) Q2 2025 earnings

Pepsi Soda cases are exhibited at a Costco wholesale store in California, San Diego, San Diego on April 25, 2025.
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Pepsico On Thursday, despite a weaker demand for food and beverages in North America, he reported a three -month earnings and income that exceeded the expectations of analysts.
The company’s shares increased by 2% in pre -market transactions.
Based on a survey of LSEG’s analysts, the company’s Wall Street expects what is reported in compared to:
- Earnings per share: $ 2,12 corrected and $ 2.03 expected
- Income: 22.73 billion dollars and $ 22.27 billion expected
Pepsi reported the second quarter net income that can be attributed to $ 1.26 billion or 92 cents per share at $ 3.08 billion or $ 2.23 per share compared to the previous year.
The company, which was excluded from restructuring and low value fees and other items, won $ 2.12 per share.
Net sales It increased by 1 % to 22.73 billion dollars. The company’s purchases, disposal and organic income that except foreign currency increased by 2.1% in the quarter.
However, the company is still a softer demand for its products. Pepsi’s worldwide volume fell 1.5% for food and was flat for drinks. Eliminates metric pricing and foreign exchange changes.
CEO Ramon Laguarta said in a statement, the domestic enterprise has developed, he said. The company, which includes both Frito-Lay and Quaker Foods, saw that the volume of the North American Food shrinks by 1%. Pepsi’s local drinks segment, the quarter of the volume of 2% reported.
As part of Pepsi’s strategy of increasing North American sales, it leans on protein frenzy and multicultural product offers, such as Siete Foods and Sabra. The company also works to ensure that its products are better in -store usability and placement.
Pepsi reiterated the full year view. Still, basic fixed money earnings per share are expected to change roughly compared to the previous year and grow organic income with a low single percentage percentage.
In the last quarter, the company cut off the earnings estimation by showing new tariffs, economic volatility and a more cautious consumer.



