PEPSICO INC

PEP
About the company

PepsiCo, Inc. engages in the manufacture, marketing, distribution, and sale of various beverages and convenient foods worldwide. The company operates through six segments: PepsiCo Foods North America; PepsiCo Beverages North America; International Beverages Franchise; Europe, Middle East and Africa; Latin America Foods; and Asia Pacific Foods.

Country: United StatesPrice: $145.44Market Cap: $198.2B

Investment snapshot

35%positive consensus
Scored 1d ago

Positive

6

BUY / PASS

Neutral / negative

2 / 8

NEUTRAL / FAIL

Median fair value

$97.55

-32.9% vs price

Models with upside

2 / 17

Positive margin of safety

Strongest signal

7 of 10 pass — Dreman, Pabrai and Oshaughnessy object

Key risk

11 of 12 flag PEP's debt & leverage — Graham, Buffett, Lynch +8 more

Framework analysis

VerdictMeaning
BUYPositive purchase signal: the framework's buy requirements are met.
PASSThe company clears the framework's checklist or screen, but the framework does not produce a buy signal. For valuation frameworks this often means margin of safety is missing, insufficient, or unavailable; some screen-only frameworks have no intrinsic-value BUY state.
NEUTRALNeither a positive nor negative conclusion. It does not mean to hold an existing position.
FAILThe company does not clear the framework's requirements.
RankedRanked strategies do not use PASS: selected cohort is BUY, outside the cohort is FAIL, and unranked is NEUTRAL.

Current investor scores use trailing 12-month flows and the latest balance sheet where supported. Multi-year and EPS tests retain annual history; each framework shows its financial basis below. Intrinsic values use annual financials.

MetricGraham

Defensive Value

Buffett

Quality Compounder

Lynch

GARP

Greenblatt

Magic Formula

Piotroski

F-Score

Dreman

Contrarian Value

Munger

Quality Focus

Pabrai

Dhandho Framework

Akre

Three-Legged Stool

Marks

Risk-Aware Value

Ackman

Activist Value

Templeton

Global Bargain Hunter

Sleep

Scale Economies Shared

Asness

Systematic Factors

Neff

Low-P/E Total Return

Schloss

Asset-Value Discipline

O'Shaughnessy

Systematic Factor Composite

VerdictPASSNEUTRALFAILFAIL · Rank #790 (Top 25.5%)PASSPASSPASSFAILFAILFAILNEUTRALPASSBUYFAILFAILFAILFAIL
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Intrinsic Value (annual)N/AN/AN/AN/AN/AN/A
Margin of Safety-158.0%+11.7%-652.0%-31.7%N/A-49.1%-38.8%-83.6%+42.6%-66.4%-18.0%-54.3%N/AN/AN/AN/AN/A
Financial Basis

Annual history · FY 2025 · Balance sheet at 2026-09-05

Latest source filing: 2026-10-08

Score computed: 2026-11-14

Annual history · FY 2025

Latest source filing: 2026-02-03

Score computed: 2026-11-14

Annual history · FY 2025 · Balance sheet at 2026-09-05

Latest source filing: 2026-10-08

Score computed: 2026-11-14

Annual history · FY 2025

Latest source filing: 2026-02-03

Score computed: 2026-11-14

Annual history · FY 2025

Latest source filing: 2026-02-03

Score computed: 2026-11-14

Annual history · FY 2025 · Balance sheet at 2026-09-05 · Market data at 2026-11-01

Latest source filing: 2026-10-08

Score computed: 2026-11-14

Qualitative assessment · Annual history · FY 2025 · Balance sheet at 2026-09-05

Latest source filing: 2026-10-08

Score computed: 2026-11-14

Qualitative assessment · Annual history · FY 2025

Latest source filing: 2026-02-03

Score computed: 2026-11-14

Annual history · FY 2025 · Qualitative assessment · Balance sheet at 2026-09-05

Latest source filing: 2026-10-08

Score computed: 2026-11-14

Annual history · FY 2025 · Qualitative assessment

Latest source filing: 2026-02-03

Score computed: 2026-11-14

Annual history · FY 2025 · Balance sheet at 2026-09-05 · Market data at 2026-11-01

Latest source filing: 2026-10-08

Score computed: 2026-11-14

Annual history · FY 2025 · Price history 2025-01-01–2026-11-01 · Balance sheet at 2026-09-05

Latest source filing: 2026-10-08

Score computed: 2026-11-14

Annual history · FY 2025 · Qualitative assessment

Latest source filing: 2026-02-03

Score computed: 2026-11-14

Annual history · FY 2025 · Balance sheet at 2026-09-05 · Price history 2025-01-01–2026-11-01

Latest source filing: 2026-10-08

Score computed: 2026-11-14

Annual history · FY 2025

Latest source filing: 2026-02-03

Score computed: 2026-11-14

Annual history · FY 2025 · Balance sheet at 2026-09-05

Latest source filing: 2026-10-08

Score computed: 2026-11-14

Annual history · FY 2025 · Price history 2025-01-01–2026-11-01

Latest source filing: 2026-02-03

Score computed: 2026-11-14

Where It Passes

  • Cash Flow70% pass✓ 9✗ 3▾

    7 of 10 pass — Dreman, Pabrai and Oshaughnessy object

    Free Cash Flow Proxy$7.9B
    ✓BuffettPositive and growing
    FCF Positive and Growing$7.7B
    ✓LynchPositive and growing
    Operating Cash Flow$12.1B
    ✓PiotroskiCFO > 0
    (CFO / Total Assets) vs ROACFO/Assets=11.25%, ROA=7.67%
    ✓PiotroskiCFO/Assets > ROA
    Price / (CFO / Shares)10.4x
    ✗Dreman< 8x
    P/E or FCF YieldP/E=24.2x, FCF Yield=3.9%
    ✗PabraiP/E < 15 or FCF Yield > 10%
    FCF Positive18/18 years FCF positive
    ✓MarksPositive FCF in majority of recent years
    (OCF - CapEx) / Market Cap6.1%
    ✓Ackman>= 4%
    Price / FCF per Share16.4x
    ✓Ackman<= 25
    Positive Operating Cash Flow frequency26/26 years positive
    ✓SleepPositive OCF in >= 70% of available years
    Operating Cash Flow - Capital Expenditures$7.7B
    ✓Neff> $0 (app proxy for a strong fundamental case)
    (Operating cash flow - capex) / market capitalization+3.87%; #1824/4519 (top 40.4%)
    ✗OshaughnessyTop 10% of eligible cross-section

Where It Falls Short

  • Debt & Leverage8% pass✓ 1✗ 14▾

    11 of 12 flag PEP's debt & leverage — Graham, Buffett, Lynch +8 more

    LT Debt vs Net Current AssetsLT Debt $42.3B vs NCA $-4.8B
    ✗GrahamLT Debt <= Net Current Assets
    Debt/Equity & Interest CoverageD/E: 2.41, IC: 10.3x
    ✗BuffettD/E < 0.5 AND Interest Coverage > 5x
    Total Debt / Equity2.33
    ✗Lynch< 0.33
    Cash - Long-term Debt$-33.2B
    ✗LynchPositive preferred
    LT Debt / Total Assets Change37.42% -> 39.41%
    ✗PiotroskiDecreased YoY
    Current Assets / Current Liabilities0.94
    ✗Dreman> 1.5✗SchlossCurrent ratio >= 1.50x (app cutoff)
    Total Debt / Shareholders' Equity2.33
    ✗Dreman< 0.8✗Templeton< 1.0 (fixed cap; proxy for below-sector-median leverage)✗SchlossD/E < 1.00x
    Debt Levels2.33
    ✗MungerDebt/Equity < 0.5✗AkreDebt/Equity < 0.3
    Interest Coverage & Debt/EBITDAIC=10.3x, D/EBITDA=3.3x
    ✓MarksInterest Coverage > 3x; Debt/EBITDA < 4x
    Total Debt / Shareholders Equity2.33
    ✗Ackman<= 1.0
    Negative debt-to-equity (higher means less debt)-2.3273; #3846/4210 (top 91.4%)
    ✗AsnessTop 30% of eligible cross-section
  • Valuation15% pass✓ 4✗ 24▾

    11 of 13 flag PEP's valuation — Graham, Lynch, Greenblatt +8 more

    Price / 3-yr avg EPS22.4x
    ✗Graham<= 15x
    Price-to-Book Ratio6.2x
    ✗Graham<= 1.5x
    P/E x P/B138.20
    ✗Graham<= 22.5
    Basic earnings-growth PEG (dividends excluded)7.52
    ✗Lynch< 1.0 (ideally < 0.5)
    EBIT / Enterprise Value4.8%
    ✗Greenblatt> 10%
    Earnings Yield + ROC AssessmentEY=4.8%, ROC=50.4%
    ✗GreenblattBoth EY > 10% and ROC > 25%
    Price / EPS24.2x
    ✗Dreman< 12x✗Templeton< 12x (fixed ceiling; proxy for the market's cheapest 40%)
    Price / (CFO / Shares)10.4x
    ✗Dreman< 8x
    Price / Book Value per Share6.2x
    ✗Dreman< 1.2x✗Templeton< 1.5x✗SchlossP/B <= 0.80x (app cutoff)
    Valuation ReasonablenessP/E=24.2x, OE Yield=5.8%
    ✓MungerP/E < 25 or Owner Earnings Yield > 5%
    P/E or FCF YieldP/E=24.2x, FCF Yield=3.9%
    ✗PabraiP/E < 15 or FCF Yield > 10%
    P/B or P/E vs. Historical AverageP/E=24.2x, P/B=6.2x
    ✗MarksP/E < 15 or P/B < 2.0
    Discount to Intrinsic Value-49.1% (IV=$97.55 vs Price=$145.44)
    ✗Marks>= 20% below intrinsic value
    Price / FCF per Share16.4x
    ✓Ackman<= 25
    Price vs. Trailing Low113% of trailing low ($128.69)
    ✓Templeton<= 120% of trailing low (certified split-adjusted live window)
    Net income / market capitalization+4.16%; #1960/6340 (top 30.9%)
    ✗AsnessTop 30% of eligible cross-section✗OshaughnessyTop 10% of eligible cross-section
    Positive book equity / market capitalization+0.1125; #4679/6449 (top 72.6%)
    ✗AsnessTop 30% of eligible cross-section
    Price / Diluted EPS24.2x
    ✗NeffP/E <= 15x (app proxy for a P/E 40%-60% below the market)
    (EPS CAGR % + Dividend Yield %) / P/E0.38
    ✗Neff> 0.7 (Neff's published traditional edge)
    Price / Tangible Book Value per Share127.37x
    ✗SchlossP/TBV <= 1.00x (app cutoff)
    Book Value per Share Change+56.2%
    ✓SchlossLatest BVPS >= earliest BVPS over >= 3 years (app rule)
    Revenue / market capitalization+0.4739; #2699/5247 (top 51.4%)
    ✗OshaughnessyTop 10% of eligible cross-section
    (Operating cash flow - capex) / market capitalization+3.87%; #1824/4519 (top 40.4%)
    ✗OshaughnessyTop 10% of eligible cross-section
    Trailing six-month price return through the evaluation date-8.23%; #3326/6202 (top 53.6%)
    ✗OshaughnessyTop 10% of eligible cross-section
  • Valuation models18% pass✓ 2✗ 9▾

    Models split on PEP at $145.44 — fair values range $19.34–$253.53

    Graham fair value$56.37
    ✗Graham-158.0% margin vs $145.44
    Buffett fair value$164.69
    ✓Buffett+11.7% margin vs $145.44
    Lynch fair value$19.34
    ✗Lynch-652.0% margin vs $145.44
    Greenblatt fair value$110.47
    ✗Greenblatt-31.7% margin vs $145.44
    Dreman fair value$97.55
    ✗Dreman-49.1% margin vs $145.44
    Munger fair value$104.79
    ✗Munger-38.8% margin vs $145.44
    Pabrai fair value$79.20
    ✗Pabrai-83.6% margin vs $145.44
    Akre fair value$253.53
    ✓Akre+42.6% margin vs $145.44
    Marks fair value$87.39
    ✗Marks-66.4% margin vs $145.44
    Ackman fair value$123.27
    ✗Ackman-18.0% margin vs $145.44
    Templeton fair value$94.26
    ✗Templeton-54.3% margin vs $145.44
  • Profitability31% pass✓ 21✗ 14▾

    11 of 16 flag PEP's profitability — Buffett, Lynch, Greenblatt +8 more

    Positive EPS (10 years)26/26 years positive
    ✓GrahamPositive EPS every year for 10 years
    EPS Growth (3-yr avg, 10-yr window)302.3%
    ✓Graham>= 33% growth
    Net Income Positive (10+ years)26/26 years positive
    ✓BuffettPositive every year for 10+ years
    ROE (up to 5-year arithmetic mean)48.4%
    ✓Buffett> 15% arithmetic mean (app rule)
    Operating Margin (10-yr trend)12.2% (latest)
    ✓BuffettStable or rising over 10 years
    Free Cash Flow Proxy$7.9B
    ✓BuffettPositive and growing
    Earnings Variance (10-yr CoV)0.42
    ✗BuffettCoV < 0.3
    Retained Earnings Effectiveness
    ✗Buffett$1 retained -> > $1 market value created
    Basic earnings-growth PEG (dividends excluded)7.52
    ✗Lynch< 1.0 (ideally < 0.5)
    3-5 Year EPS CAGR3.2%
    ✓Lynch15-30% (Fast Grower); > 0% to pass
    ROE40.4%
    ✓Lynch> 15%
    EBIT / Enterprise Value4.8%
    ✗Greenblatt> 10%
    Earnings Yield + ROC AssessmentEY=4.8%, ROC=50.4%
    ✗GreenblattBoth EY > 10% and ROC > 25%
    Net Income / Total Assets7.67%
    ✓PiotroskiROA > 0
    ROA Change YoY9.63% -> 7.67% (delta: -1.96%)
    ✗PiotroskiCurrent ROA > Prior ROA
    (CFO / Total Assets) vs ROACFO/Assets=11.25%, ROA=7.67%
    ✓PiotroskiCFO/Assets > ROA
    Gross Margin Change YoY54.6% -> 54.1%
    ✗PiotroskiImproved YoY
    Pre-Tax Income / Revenue10.9%
    ✓Dreman>= 8%
    Net Income / Shareholders' Equity40.4%
    ✓Dreman> 12%
    Margin of SafetyP/E=24.2x, P/B=6.2x
    ✗PabraiP/B < 1.5 or P/E < 15
    Return on Equity47.5% (3-yr avg)
    ✓AkreROE > 20% (3-year avg)
    Discount to Intrinsic Value-49.1% (IV=$97.55 vs Price=$145.44)
    ✗Marks>= 20% below intrinsic value
    Positive Net Income Frequency26/26 years positive
    ✓MarksPositive net income in >= 7 of last 10 years
    Operating Income / Revenue12.2%
    ✗Ackman>= 15%
    Net Income / Shareholders Equity40.4%
    ✓Ackman>= 15%
    5-Year EPS CAGR3.2% CAGR over 5 years
    ✓Templeton> 0% (5-year EPS CAGR)
    Operating Margin Trend13.1% (2023) -> 12.2% (2025)
    ✗TempletonNon-negative operating-margin trend over 3 years
    Revenue growth vs. gross and operating margin trendgross margin 54.2% -> 54.1%, operating margin 13.1% -> 12.2%
    ✓SleepRevenue rising; gross margin flat or falling; operating margin holding
    Net income / market capitalization+4.16%; #1960/6340 (top 30.9%)
    ✗AsnessTop 30% of eligible cross-section✗OshaughnessyTop 10% of eligible cross-section
    Gross profit / total assets+47.36%; #730/3702 (top 19.7%)
    ✓AsnessTop 30% of eligible cross-section
    Net income / positive book equity+40.38%; #284/5226 (top 5.4%)
    ✓AsnessTop 30% of eligible cross-section
    Negative 5-year standard deviation of ROA-0.0078; #676/5884 (top 11.5%)
    ✓AsnessTop 30% of eligible cross-section
    3-5 Year Diluted EPS CAGR3.2% over 5 years
    ✗Neff7%-20% annualized
    Positive Diluted-EPS Years10/10 years positive
    ✓Schloss>= 70% positive over 5-10 observed years (app rule)
  • Efficiency38% pass✓ 5✗ 6▾

    5 of 8 flag PEP's efficiency — Graham, Piotroski, Dreman +2 more

    Current Ratio0.94
    ✗Graham>= 2.0
    ROIC (3-5 yr avg)17.4%
    ✓Buffett> 10%
    ROIC - WACC+7.4%
    ✓BuffettPositive (WACC = 10%)
    EBIT / (NWC + Net Fixed Assets)50.4%
    ✓Greenblatt> 25%
    Current Ratio Change YoY0.82 -> 0.85
    ✓PiotroskiIncreased YoY
    Revenue / Total Assets Change YoY0.92x -> 0.87x
    ✗PiotroskiImproved YoY
    Current Assets / Current Liabilities0.94
    ✗Dreman> 1.5
    Return on Invested Capital13.1%
    ✗Munger> 15%
    ROIC (high and growing)FY2023: ROIC=15.1%; FY2024: ROIC=16.3%; FY2025: ROIC=13.1%
    ✗AkreLatest 3 consecutive FYs: ROIC > 15% in each
    Reinvestment Rate x ROIC1.0% (RR=7% x ROIC=13.1%)
    ✗AkreReinvestment Rate * ROIC > 10%
    ROIC (5-year)5/5 years above 12% (latest 13.1%)
    ✓SleepROIC > 12% in a majority of years
  • Verdicts40% pass✓ 6✗ 9▾

    Split decision: 8 FAIL · 5 PASS · 2 NEUTRAL · 1 BUY

    Overall verdict
    ✓GrahamPASS (4/9)•BuffettNEUTRAL (6/9)✗LynchFAIL (3/7)✗GreenblattRank #790✓PiotroskiPASS (F-Score 5)✓DremanPASS (6/11)✓MungerPASS (2/4)✗PabraiFAIL (0/3)✗AkreFAIL (2/6)✗MarksFAIL (3/5)•AckmanNEUTRAL (6/9)✓TempletonPASS (4/8)✓SleepBUY (5/6)✗AsnessFAIL (Rank #1056/2370 (Top 44.6%))✗NeffFAIL (3/6)✗SchlossFAIL (3/7)✗OshaughnessyFAIL (Rank #499/963 (Top 51.8%))
  • Growth50% pass✓ 8✗ 5▾

    4 of 8 pass — Lynch, Ackman, Sleep +1 more object

    EPS Growth (3-yr avg, 10-yr window)302.3%
    ✓Graham>= 33% growth
    Basic earnings-growth PEG (dividends excluded)7.52
    ✗Lynch< 1.0 (ideally < 0.5)
    3-5 Year EPS CAGR3.2%
    ✓Lynch15-30% (Fast Grower); > 0% to pass
    Inventory Growth vs Revenue GrowthInv: 10.2% vs Rev: 2.3%
    ✗LynchInventory growth < Revenue growth
    EPS Growth Direction$1.45 (2000) -> $6.00 (2025)
    ✓DremanPositive over recent years
    EPS CAGR5.8% CAGR over 25 years
    ✓Dreman> 5% annualized
    Positive Net Income Frequency26/26 years positive
    ✓MarksPositive net income in >= 7 of last 10 years
    3yr Median Revenue Growth2.3%
    ✗Ackman>= 5%
    Positive EPS Growth Frequency4/5 years with positive EPS growth
    ✓AckmanPositive EPS growth in >= 3 of last 5 years
    5-Year EPS CAGR3.2% CAGR over 5 years
    ✓Templeton> 0% (5-year EPS CAGR)
    Revenue growth vs. gross and operating margin trendgross margin 54.2% -> 54.1%, operating margin 13.1% -> 12.2%
    ✓SleepRevenue rising; gross margin flat or falling; operating margin holding
    5-year Revenue CAGR5.9%
    ✗SleepCAGR > 7%
    3-5 Year Diluted EPS CAGR3.2% over 5 years
    ✗Neff7%-20% annualized

Business & financials

Financial snapshot: annual FY 2025. Current investor scores may use newer quarterly data.

Company Profile

Industry: Beer & Liquor
SIC Sector: Food Products
Size: Large Cap($198.2B)
Revenue: $93.9B+2.3% YoY
Net Income: $8.2B-14.0% YoY

Financial Snapshot

Operating Margin12.2%
Return on Equity40.4%
Debt / Equity2.41
Current Ratio0.85
EPS (Diluted)$6.00−13.7% 1y
Buybacks (1y)$1.0B
Buybacks (2y)$2.0B
Shares Retired1.1% / 1.6% 2y

Shareholder Return

Fiscal 2025

Retired 1.1% of shares last year, 1.6% over two.

Buybacks
$1.0B
Dividends
$7.6B

What drove EPS

A buyback raises earnings per share without the company earning more. This splits each year's change into the two.

FY22
16.9% = 17.0% + −0.0%
FY23
2.2% = 1.8% + 0.3%
FY24
5.9% = 5.6% + 0.4%
FY25
−13.7% = −14.0% + 0.3%
Earnings Fewer shares More shares

Share count is the denominator the filer used for diluted EPS, recovered as net income ÷ EPS — not the balance-sheet count, which is a point-in-time figure and would put the timing difference into this split. Years with a loss are omitted: a smaller share count makes a loss per share larger, so the decomposition inverts.

Company Financials

Latest TTM and quarters alongside annual years

TTM sums four consecutive quarters and uses the latest quarter-end balances. Quarter columns show three-month results; annual columns show full-year totals. Growth compares the same period a year earlier. EPS is not added for TTM; full-year ratios are blank for quarters.

The latest annual period end is unavailable. Showing the latest fiscal cycle’s quarters; quarter and annual columns may overlap. Quarterly shows the full quarter history.

MetricQ3 FY 2026

2026-06-14 – 2026-09-05

Sources · derived quarter values

Derived from cumulative filings: operating cash flow, depreciation amortization, capex, dividends paid, buybacks.

Q2 FY 2026

2026-03-22 – 2026-06-13

Sources · derived quarter values

Derived from cumulative filings: operating cash flow, depreciation amortization, capex, dividends paid, buybacks.

Q1 FY 2026

2025-12-28 – 2026-03-21

Sources
FY 2025
Sources
  • 10-K · 2026-02-03
FY 2024
Sources
  • 10-K · 2025-02-04
FY 2023
Sources
  • 10-K · 2024-02-09
FY 2022
Sources
  • 10-K · 2023-02-09
FY 2021
Sources
  • 10-K · 2022-02-10
Market Cap$198.2Bcurrent----$132.0Best.$126.0Best.$137.1Best.$136.2Best.$136.4Best.
Revenue$25.3B↑6%$24.2B↑6%$19.4B↑9%$93.9B↑2%$91.9B$91.5B↑6%$86.4B↑9%$79.5B
Operating Income$4.3B↑19%$4.0B↑125%$3.2B↑24%$11.5B↓11%$12.9B↑8%$12.0B↑4%$11.5B↑3%$11.2B
Net Income$3.0B↑17%$3.0B↑136%$2.3B↑27%$8.2B↓14%$9.6B↑6%$9.1B↑2%$8.9B↑17%$7.6B
EPS (Diluted)$2.23↑17%$2.18↑137%$1.70↑28%$6.00↓14%$6.95↑6%$6.56↑2%$6.42↑17%$5.49
Gross Margin54.4%↑2%54.2%↓1%55.2%↓1%54.1%↓1%54.6%↑1%54.2%↑2%53.0%↓1%53.3%
Operating Margin16.9%↑13%16.6%↑111%16.5%↑15%12.2%↓13%14.0%↑7%13.1%↓2%13.3%↓5%14.0%
ROE———40.4%↓24%53.1%↑8%49.0%↓6%52.0%↑9%47.5%
Total Debt$51.9B↑10%$44.2B↑6%$44.2B↑8%$49.2B↑11%$44.3B$44.1B↑13%$39.1B↓3%$40.3B
Shareholders' Equity$22.3B↑15%$22.1B↑20%$21.4B↑16%$20.4B↑13%$18.0B↓2%$18.5B↑8%$17.1B↑7%$16.0B
Current Ratio0.94↑3%0.93↑20%0.90↑7%0.85↑4%0.82↓4%0.85↑6%0.80↓3%0.83
Debt / Equity2.33↓5%2.00↓12%2.07↓7%2.41↓2%2.46↑3%2.38↑5%2.28↓9%2.51
Operating Cash Flow$5.6B↑25%$2.3B↑18%$41.0M↑104%$12.1B↓3%$12.5B↓7%$13.4B↑24%$10.8B↓7%$11.6B
Free Cash Flow$4.7B↑34%$1.5B↑41%-$406.0M↑74%$7.7B↑7%$7.2B↓9%$7.9B↑41%$5.6B↓20%$7.0B

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PEP vs Peers — Financial Grading

Revenue$93.9BTop 25%
Net Income$8.2BTop 25%
ROE40.4%Top 25%
D/E2.41Bottom 25%
Op. Margin12.2%Bottom 25%
Curr. Ratio0.85Bottom 25%
CompanyMarket CapPriceRevenueNet IncomeROED/EOp. MarginCurr. RatioGrahamBuffettLynchGreenblattPiotroskiDreman
COCA COLA COKO$427.0B$99.25$47.9B$13.1B40.7%1.3728.7%1.463/96/94/71/3F-Score 73/11
Anheuser-Busch InBev SA/NVBUD$167.0B$84.81$59.3B$6.8B7.8%0.8426.0%0.721/91/93/71/3F-Score 72/11
DIAGEO PLCDEO$56.6B$101.59$28.0B$2.5B22.9%2.1415.5%1.631/94/92/71/3F-Score 45/11
Keurig Dr Pepper Inc.KDP$49.5B$36.34$16.6B$2.1B8.1%0.6321.5%0.642/92/92/71/3F-Score 62/11
AMBEV S.A.ABEV$42.5B$2.76$16.1B$2.8B17.6%0.0426.4%0.961/95/96/73/3F-Score 64/11
CONSTELLATION BRANDS, INC.STZ$24.6B$145.61$9.1B$1.7B20.9%1.2729.8%1.081/92/92/71/3F-Score 55/11
BROWN FORMAN CORPBF-B$14.1B$30.65$3.9B$715.0M17.8%0.6125.5%3.245/96/92/71/3F-Score 75/11
Primo Brands CorpPRMB$8.6B$23.88$6.7B$60.1M2.0%1.726.5%0.951/93/91/71/3F-Score 61/11