PEP Q2 2025

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Earnings

PepsiCo delivered a solid beat on both the top and bottom lines in the second quarter of 2025, even as the underlying business navigated a distinctly uneven environment. Core earnings per share of $2.12 cleared the $2.03 consensus estimate by 4.33%, … Read more PepsiCo delivered a solid beat on both the top and bottom lines in the second quarter of 2025, even as the underlying business navigated a distinctly uneven environment. Core earnings per share of $2.12 cleared the $2.03 consensus estimate by 4.33%, while net revenue of $22.73 billion edged past the $22.30 billion consensus by 1.92% and grew 1.0% year-over-year, a modest but meaningful showing given the pressure on North American consumers. The headline story, however, was a $1.86 billion intangible asset impairment charge tied primarily to the Rockstar and Be & Cheery brands, which dragged reported GAAP EPS down sharply to $0.92, underscoring why the core non-GAAP figure tells the more relevant story here. International segments, particularly EMEA with 7% organic revenue growth, helped offset continued softness in North America's convenient foods business. Looking ahead, PepsiCo affirmed its low-single-digit organic revenue growth outlook for fiscal 2025 and improved its core EPS guidance, now projecting only a 1.5% decline versus the earlier 3% forecast as the U.S. Dollar's weakening eased foreign exchange headwinds, a tailwind that long-term dividend investors will likely welcome.