PepsiCo (PEP) Earnings Q1 2027
February 1, 2027 @ 4:05 pm - 5:05 pm
PepsiCo (PEP) Earnings Q1 2027
Next PEP Quarterly Earnings: Monday, at 4:05 pm ET (9:05 pm London).
Date to be confirmed by the publisher; this is the scheduled date.
- Consensus
- Not yet published
- Prior
- Q3 2025: EPS $1.90
- Actual
- Pending
Updated
PepsiCo (NASDAQ: PEP) is scheduled to report its quarterly earnings on Monday, February 1, 2027, with results due at 4:05 pm ET (9:05 pm London time). PepsiCo publishes its results via its own investor relations site and a press release filed with the US Securities and Exchange Commission, followed by a conference call with analysts. The report matters to markets because PepsiCo is one of the world’s largest food and beverage companies, and its numbers offer a read on global consumer spending, grocery price trends and snacking habits from North America to Latin America, Europe and Asia. Full schedule and background: PepsiCo earnings dates.
What is the PepsiCo earnings report?
The earnings report is PepsiCo’s regular update to shareholders on sales, profit and costs across its main divisions, which include Frito-Lay North America, Quaker Foods, PepsiCo Beverages North America, and international snack and drink businesses spanning Europe, Latin America, Africa, the Middle East and Asia Pacific. Management, usually the chief executive and chief financial officer, present headline figures such as revenue and earnings per share (EPS, the portion of profit allocated to each share), then take questions from stock analysts who cover the company for banks and investment firms. The call is where PepsiCo typically updates or confirms its full-year financial guidance, the company’s own forecast for sales and profit growth.
When is PepsiCo’s earnings call and how to follow it
The brief date of February 1, 2027 reflects PepsiCo’s usual reporting pattern, where large US companies report roughly six weeks after a quarter ends. PepsiCo has not yet confirmed this exact date on its investor relations calendar, so readers should treat it as an estimate based on the company’s typical schedule; PepsiCo has historically reported its fourth-quarter and full-year results in early February. The earnings release and accompanying slide deck are posted to PepsiCo’s investor relations website shortly before the market open or alongside the market close, with the live conference call and replay also hosted there. There is no television broadcast; retail investors generally follow the webcast or read the written release and transcript afterward.
What to expect
A consensus forecast has not yet been published for this specific report, as analyst estimates are typically compiled only in the weeks immediately before the release date. Once published, consensus EPS and revenue figures are usually available through data providers such as Bloomberg, LSEG (Refinitiv) or Zacks, and are often cited in financial media ahead of the call.
Analysts watching this release are likely to focus on volume trends in North American snacks and drinks, where price increases in recent years have tested consumer demand, as well as performance in international markets and progress on PepsiCo’s cost-saving and portfolio-reshaping initiatives. Currency movements, particularly the strength or weakness of the dollar against the euro, the pound and emerging-market currencies, also affect how overseas sales translate into reported results. Guidance for the year ahead is often the moment that moves the share price more than the quarter just reported, since it signals management’s confidence in demand and pricing power.
For context, PepsiCo’s most recently confirmed results at the time of writing showed third-quarter 2025 earnings per share of $1.90 on a reported basis, with net revenue up 2.6% year on year, according to the company’s SEC filing. In the first quarter of 2025, PepsiCo reported EPS of $1.33 and core (non-GAAP) EPS of $1.48, as detailed in its first-quarter 2025 filing. A verified quarter-by-quarter table covering the four quarters immediately before this release is not yet available, since those results have not been published, and will be added once PepsiCo’s investor relations site confirms them.
What the outcome could mean
| Scenario | Likely market read | Plain-English meaning |
|---|---|---|
| Beat on EPS and revenue, guidance raised or held | Shares likely rise; seen as a sign consumer demand and pricing are holding up | PepsiCo sold more, or at higher prices, than analysts expected, and management is confident about the year ahead |
| In line with consensus | Muted share price reaction, attention shifts to guidance commentary | Results matched expectations, so the call itself and management’s tone become the main story |
| Miss on EPS or revenue, or guidance cut | Shares likely fall; could weigh on sentiment toward consumer staples stocks broadly | Demand or costs were worse than expected, often read as a signal that households are cutting back on spending |
What It Means for Your Money
PepsiCo is a widely held stock, so most people with a workplace pension, a stocks and shares ISA, or a tracker fund investing in US or global shares will have some exposure, even without owning PEP shares directly. A sharp move in the share price after earnings can nudge the value of these funds slightly, though PepsiCo is just one holding among hundreds or thousands in a typical diversified fund, so the effect on any single portfolio is usually small. For UK and European shoppers, PepsiCo’s commentary on pricing and input costs, such as cooking oil, sugar and packaging, can hint at whether branded snack and drink prices in supermarkets are likely to keep rising or start to ease. Currency moves discussed on the call, particularly the dollar against the pound and euro, also affect how much UK and European investors’ dollar-denominated holdings are worth when converted back to sterling or euros. The report carries little direct effect on mortgage rates or savings accounts, which are driven mainly by central bank decisions rather than individual company earnings.
Related events
- PepsiCo’s prior quarterly earnings release
- US consumer price inflation (CPI) report for the same month
- Earnings from other major consumer staples companies such as Coca-Cola and Nestle
Frequently Asked Questions
What time does PepsiCo report earnings on February 1, 2027?
PepsiCo is expected to report at 4:05 pm ET, which is 9:05 pm London time, based on the company’s usual reporting pattern.
Is the February 1, 2027 date confirmed?
No, this date is estimated. PepsiCo has historically reported its February results in the first days of the month, but the company has not yet published an official date for this specific release.
Where can I watch the PepsiCo earnings call?
The release and live webcast are hosted on PepsiCo’s investor relations website, with a replay typically available afterward.
What is PepsiCo’s consensus EPS forecast for this quarter?
A consensus forecast has not yet been published. Analyst estimates are usually compiled by data providers such as LSEG or Zacks in the weeks before the release.
Why does PepsiCo’s earnings report matter outside the US?
PepsiCo generates significant revenue outside North America, so its results offer a read on consumer demand and currency effects in Europe, Latin America and Asia, in addition to the United States.