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PepsiCo was founded in 1965 in New York City by Donald M Kendall. It is one of the largest food and beverage companies in the world with over 285,000 employees. PepsiCo was formed through the merger of Pepsi-Cola and Frito-Lay. It owns popular brands such as Pepsi, Mountain Dew, Doritos, Lay's, Gatorade, and Quaker Foods. PepsiCo is focused on innovation through new product designs and packaging. The company has achieved success and received several awards recognizing its financial performance, marketing strategies, and corporate social responsibility initiatives.
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- 2. PEPSICO was founded in 1965. Founded by: Donald M Kendall. PepsiCo is located in New York city. CEO- Indra K Nooyi. It holds 285000 employees. It is a merger of Pepsi Cola and Frito Lay. COMPANY HISTORY
- 3. NEW PRODUCT DESIGN. INNOVATIVE PACKAGING. THE FUTURE OF FOUNTAIN BEVERAGES IN 2014. R&D CENTRES AROUND THE WORLD. GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT
- 4. Ranked 4th in Forbes magazine. Awarded Padmabhushana by govt. of India in 2007. Fortunes World in 2017. Corporate Secretary Magazine in 2013. Stockholm Industry in 2012. LinkedIn top attractors I . Ranked 23rd in Best Global Green Brand by Interbrand in 2016. ACHEIVEMENTSAND AWARDS
- 5. PEPSI MOUNTAIN DEW MUGROOT BEER AQUAFINA DORITOS LIPTON TEAS QUAKER FOODS CHEETOS PRODUCTS
- 6. RANKSTATUS (FOR PAST 3 YEARS) Fortune U.S. 500(100) Global Rep Trak 100 The Gartner Supply Chain Top 25 The World’s Top 50 Most attractive Employers 2017 44 93 11 31 2016 44 95 17 32 2015 44 95 17 41
- 7. Summary of operation Net revenue Total operating profit Capital spending Dividend paid 2016($) 62799 10393 3040 4227 2015($) 63056 9937 2758 4040 FINANCIAL PERFORMANCE
- 8. “Performance with a Purpose” Strategy. Bring Customers in my promoting a product that promotes a theory of making the world better- Smart Selling. PepsiCo’s newest initiative is creating and expanding the “macro snack portfolio”. PepsiCo introduced the “Power of One”. Focusing on Consumer trends, giving the people what they are looking for. MARKETING STRATEGIES
- 9. Tingy Holding and Pepsico. Contracts with schools. Alliance with Shangai Disney Resort. Contracts with farmers. CONTRACTSAND ALLIANCES
- 10. Replenishing water. PepsiCo solid waste management programme. Partnership with farmers.. Healthy kids CSR ACTIVITIES AND ISSUES
- 11. RELATEDVIDEOS
- 12. CONCLUSION PepsiCo is always looking into the future, trying to make the company most profitable and suiting to its shareholders. PepsiCo is also reformulating its Aquafina Alive water with a new sweetener blend that has fewer calories. New policy of the company should be introduced before the competitors launch those policies.
- 13. SOURCES OF INFORMATION Wikipedia Internet www.pepsico.com
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