Key highlights from PepsiCo’s (PEP) Q3 2026 earnings results

PepsiCo (PEP) reported Q3 2026 revenue of $25.274B, up from $23.937B YoY, with a GF Score of 81/100. Strengths include a diversified portfolio and global presence, while weaknesses include financial strength rated 5/10 and currency risks. Opportunities lie in healthier products and emerging markets, but threats include competition and geopolitical risks. The stock is undervalued by 22.1% according to GF Value.

PepsiCo (PEP) reported Q3 2026 earnings with organic revenue growth of 3.1% and EPS increase of 2%. International business performed strongly, while North America showed mixed results. Guidance was revised due to margin pressures from higher input costs and mix challenges. The company plans to sustain investments to drive growth and address margin pressures in Q4.

PepsiCo reported Q3 core EPS of $2.34 on $25.3B revenue, beating estimates, but lowered FY profit guidance to 1-2% growth due to cost pressures and weak North American demand. Revenue guidance was slightly raised. Shares briefly rose to $129 before closing near $128.

PepsiCo reported Q3 earnings and revenue above expectations but cut its full-year profit forecast due to higher costs and investments. Shares rose 3% as investors focused on improving sales trends. The company's new earnings forecast is 2.5% to 3.5%, down from 5% to 7%. CEO Ramon Laguarta highlighted efforts to improve performance and fund growth initiatives.

PepsiCo (PEP) reported Q3 2026 adjusted EPS of $2.34, beating estimates, with revenue at $25.27B. Beverage volume grew 3%, but North America lagged. Despite raising net revenue guidance, full-year EPS growth forecast was cut. Management plans cost cuts and price hikes on some snacks.

PepsiCo reported Q3 results, noting improved U.S. snack volumes and market share gains. CEO Ramon Laguarta indicated potential price increases to offset rising input costs. International revenue grew 8%, while North America saw flat food volumes and a 2% decline in beverage volumes. The company raised its net revenue growth forecast to 6% but lowered its core EPS growth outlook to 1-2%.