PepsiCo (NASDAQ:PEP) heads into Q2 earnings with an estimated $2.21 EPS as Barclays trims its target and UBS pares forecasts amid slower North America foods and soft snacks, even as the company expands sustainability projects and youth-led brand initiatives globally.
Previous Week Recap
- Barclays Cuts PepsiCo Target: Barclays kept Equal Weight on PepsiCo, cut target to $144 from $158 citing slower North America foods recovery and weak core snacks. UBS kept Buy, trimmed target to $172 from $186.
- PepsiCo Q2 Earnings Ahead: PepsiCo (PEP) will report Q2 earnings. Estimated EPS $2.21. Earnings release scheduled for 6:00 AM on the report date.
- Positive Agriculture Accelerator Backing 15+: PepsiCo (PEP) said its Positive Agriculture Outcome Accelerator will back 15+ global innovation projects in 2025, expanded partnerships and reached 1,100+ farmers via demos, trials and training.
- Youth Impact Studio In Middle East: PepsiCo (PEP) launched its second Youth Impact Studio in the Middle East, enrolling 100+ youths to redesign Aquafina, Pepsi Zero and Sting via brand audits, consumer insights and campaign work.
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