PepsiCo's Trading Volume Drops 35.71% to $1.273 Billion, Slips to 59th Position

On July 21, 2025, PepsiCo's trading volume reached $1.273 billion, marking a 35.71% decrease from the previous day. This placed the company at the 59th position in terms of trading volume for the day. PepsiCo's stock price fell by 1.08%, marking the second consecutive day of decline, with a total decrease of 2.57% over the past two days.

PepsiCo's stock experienced a surge last week following the release of its better-than-expected earnings report and outlook. The company's earnings report, announced on July 17, 2025, highlighted strong performance despite a challenging business environment. PepsiCo's revenue increased, driven by a weaker dollar, although North American volumes remained lower. The company's CEO, Ramon Laguarta, emphasized the need to address consumer concerns about artificial products and the potential impact of higher tariffs on prices.

In response to changing consumer preferences, PepsiCo is set to introduce a prebiotic cola this fall, following its acquisition of Poppi. This move aligns with the company's strategy to leverage health trends and attract more consumers to its soda products. Additionally, PepsiCo plans to rebrand Lay's and Tostitos without artificial dyes and flavors, further emphasizing its commitment to healthier options.

Despite these positive developments, PepsiCo faces challenges, including concerns about customer behavior and the need to address lagging US sales. The company's strategic initiatives, such as productivity drives and North America integration, aim to mitigate these issues and maintain its competitive edge in the market.