PepsiCo's bet on price cuts, brand refreshes pays off; flags Iran war cost risks - Reuters

<a href="https://news.google.com/rss/articles/CBMi3gFBVV95cUxONU5MR0N3TXpBcERkX0dvT1M4Z1hfZE9DTFBJeHdDYkJwSWt0eXJIVGIxNzhmRVJIeWlYSGRwQVA1eEYtZ1BhQWd0MENibGdMUnExWVBmSldRcjBPZ3htOXdqNTYwdTZCTHpfbFozOUw1UkRZOTk2UzZuakc3NHV6akxYdWFkS3BsZnFwaEwyQ3N0MWptckRDZTVCMm9BUm9PeXYwRV9IT3g2eUVpaWFmQm5mUE16UkhfblcyUEplcnRzSkJQSWdDSkp3Z05wQ29ORUU2SmNROFE1NXZTS0E?oc=5" target="_blank">PepsiCo's bet on price cuts, brand refreshes pays off; flags Iran war cost risks</a>&nbsp;&nbsp;<font color="#6f6f6f">Reuters</font>

PepsiCo is under pressure to demonstrate that its turnaround strategy, including price cuts and brand relaunches, is effectively boosting volume growth, following a $4 billion investment by Elliott Investment Management.

PepsiCo reported an 8.5% increase in revenue to $19.44 billion in Q1 2026, attributing the growth to price cuts and reduced artificial ingredients in its products.