PepsiCo Stock News

PepsiCo now has an 11% ownership stake in the energy-drink maker.

PepsiCo has increased its stake in energy drink maker Celsius Holdings through a $585 million deal, the companies said on Friday.

The company made progress against its refined climate, agriculture, water and packaging goals, and achieved two nutrition goals ahead of schedule, while continuing to embed sustainability into its business. During the reporting period, PepsiCo: Spread regenerative agriculture, restorative or protective practices across 3.5 million acres — the equivalent of more than two million American footbal...

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PepsiCo faces headwinds from commodity volatility, tariffs, and health trends, but current multi-year low valuations offer a value Buy for income-focused investors. Growth is challenged by stagnating North American sales and rising competition, but international segments and institutional support provide some offsetting strength. Margins are pressured by input costs and investment in healthier ...

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