PepsiCo has announced its net sales jumped... and it was all about reaching new markets.
👉 Background: PepsiCo is the American food, snack and beverage company that was founded back in 1965. We’re talking all things Pepsi, Pepsi Max, Mountain Dew, Lay’s, Dorito’s and co.
👉 What happened: Now, PepsiCo has announced its net sales jumped 10.2% for the quarter. But the biggest jump wasn't thanks to any innovation... it was about reaching new markets.
👉 What else: PepsiCo saw double-digit organic revenue growth in its Indian unit. And it also saw a jump in organic revenue growth in its Africa, Middle East and South Asia division.
💡All revenues are good revenues.. But organic revenue is just better. Organic revenue is the revenue that a company generates from its core business operations.
💡 Inorganic revenue is the revenue generated from mergers, acquisitions, or strategic partnerships. While inorganic revenue can be an effective way to increase revenue, it is often more costly and risky than organic growth.
💡For Pepsi, it’s managed to see organic, double-digit growth in one of the biggest markets in the world, India... And this is why investors are so excited about its quarterly results.
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