PepsiCo

PepsiCo will eliminate roughly 1,000 positions across North America as part of a plan to streamline operations and better connect teams in its North American business. The move aims to build a “future-fit” organization after slowing sales prompted the company to lower its 2026 earnings outlook. In Q3 North American beverage volume fell 2% and food volume was flat, and management said prior price cuts and marketing investments have yet to restore growth. » Mere på cnbc.com

Robert Pohlad reported via a Form 4 the transfer of 184,646 PepsiCo shares (about $23.7 million, roughly $128 per share) into family trusts; no shares were traded on the open market. He retained a right to exchange shares for an equivalent cash amount and now holds about 456,000 shares (+68.1%). The transaction took place shortly after an earnings‑forecast cut and the loss of the KFC beverage contract to Coca‑Cola; the move is considered genuine but is less significant than the raw dollar figure might imply. » Mere på deraktionaer.de

PepsiCo closed the quarter ended August 31, 2026 with revenue of 35.44 billion CAD, up 7.88% from the prior year (32.85 billion CAD). Earnings per share (EPS) were 3.13 CAD, versus 2.61 CAD in the year-ago quarter. The numbers indicate organic growth and improved profitability. » Mere på finanzen.net

PepsiCo reported third-quarter results topping estimates with net sales rising 5.6%, driven largely by strength in international markets, which account for 41% of year-to-date net revenue. The company said its North America beverage division continues to shrink, prompting a domestic turnaround focused on ingredient innovation and advertising. Persistent U.S. headwinds have forced PepsiCo to cut its full-year earnings forecast with one quarter remaining, and CEO Ramon Laguarta will discuss results in a scheduled interview. » Mere på cnbc.com

PepsiCo trimmed its full-year outlook and now expects currency-adjusted adjusted EPS growth of only 1–2 percent instead of 4–6 percent, citing a weaker North America business and rising production costs. In the third quarter, adjusted earnings per share rose 2 percent to $2.34, and core operating profit increased 3 percent to just under $4.3 billion. The company reported total revenues of $25.3 billion (up nearly 6 percent), but organic growth was only about 3 percent. PepsiCo announced further cost-cutting measures and is trying to revive sales of its salty snacks, including through price promotions. » Mere på finanzen.net