PepsiCo is increasing prices on some chips and soda brands by single-digit percentages following a disappointing third quarter marked by soft soda sales and a slower-than-expected turnaround. The price hikes aim to offset rising costs for fuel, aluminum, and agricultural supplies amid global challenges like the Iran war and tariffs. Despite earlier price cuts to attract consumers, PepsiCo's North America beverage sales slipped 2%, and snack volumes remained flat. The company plans to cut costs and invest more in healthier product lines like probiotic sodas and high-protein snacks to adapt to changing consumer preferences and competition.
PepsiCo shares trade at USD 127.96 on Pluang as of Oct 09, 2026 03:02 WIB, showing a 1-day gain of 3.49%. The stock's market cap stands at $168.88 billion, with a dividend yield of 4.78%. Pluang investors currently favor buying, with 72% of order activity on the platform being buys.
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