PepsiCo Slashes 2025 Guidance. Is the High-Yield Dividend King Stock a Buy Anyway?
PepsiCo (NASDAQ: PEP) kicked off its 2025 reporting year with weak results and cut its full-year guidance -- pushing shares down to a new 52-week low. In fact, Pepsi is down over 24% in the past year and is knocking on the door of a five-year low.The sell-off has pole-vaulted Pepsi's yield up to 4.1%. And with 53 consecutive years of dividend increases, the beverage and snack giant has an extensive track record of delivering reliable passive income to shareholders.Here's why the fizz has evaporated from Pepsi stock and whether the Dividend King is worth buying now.Continue reading
PepsiCo (NASDAQ: PEP) kicked off its 2025 reporting year with weak results and cut its full-year guidance -- pushing shares down to a new 52-week low. In fact, Pepsi is down over 24% in the past year and is knocking on the door of a five-year low.
The sell-off has pole-vaulted Pepsi's yield up to 4.1%. And with 53 consecutive years of dividend increases, the beverage and snack giant has an extensive track record of delivering reliable passive income to shareholders.
Here's why the fizz has evaporated from Pepsi stock and whether the Dividend King is worth buying now.
