PepsiCo's stock price has dropped nearly 30% from its 2023 highs, now trading around $126, close to its fair value of $124. Despite strong international growth and improving cash conversion, the company faces challenges including weak North American volumes, margin sacrifices in Frito-Lay, and long-term demand risks from GLP-1 drugs. Additionally, acquisition spending and a high net debt of $41 billion raise concerns. The analyst suggests buying only if the price falls below $110 for safety and recommends covered calls for current shareholders.
PepsiCo trades at USD 127.58 on Pluang as of Oct 13, 2026, 16:41 WIB, slightly above the article's noted fair value of $124. The stock shows a 1-day gain of 0.68% and offers a dividend yield of 4.7%. Most Pluang users are buyers, with 98% of order activity favoring purchases, reflecting steady investor interest despite recent price drops.
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