UBS highlights that PepsiCo's slow recovery in North America is already reflected in its current valuation, making the stock attractive for medium-term investors. The broker maintains a buy rating despite PepsiCo's third-quarter earnings forecast of $2.28 per share, slightly below consensus. UBS notes underperformance compared to peers and cautious growth outlooks for North American foods and beverages through 2026 and 2027, with expected modest improvements and ongoing cost pressures. The company is expected to reiterate guidance but may face weaker sales growth and rising costs.
PepsiCo trades at USD 125.81 on Pluang as of Oct 03, 2026 02:31 WIB, near its 52-week low of USD 125.64, with a slight 1-day gain of 0.14%. Despite UBS highlighting a slow recovery and cautious growth outlook, Pluang investors show a strong buy sentiment with 71% of order activity favoring purchases. The stock's dividend yield stands at a notable 4.67%, supporting its appeal amid ongoing cost pressures and modest sales growth expectations.
UBS has maintained its Buy rating on PepsiCo but lowered the price target from $159 to $145 following a nearly 8% drop in PepsiCo's stock over the past month. Investors are awaiting the company's Q3 earnings report on October 8, with analysts expecti...
PepsiCo's share price has fallen nearly 12% year-to-date despite decent operational results in early 2026. The upcoming Q3 report could pause this sell-off if the company shows better-than-expected performance. However, long-term investors remain war...
Analysts have downgraded PepsiCo and lowered its price targets due to weak stock performance and sales challenges in its Frito-Lay North America segment. Despite efforts to improve products, sales remain sluggish, raising concerns about PepsiCo's ope...
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PepsiCo recently raised prices on chips and sodas after cutting them earlier this year to attract shoppers, sparking debate about the stock's suitability for total-return portfolios. While the company boasts a 4.6% dividend yield and steady internati...
