《美股業績》百事(PEP.US)首季盈收均勝預期 盤前升逾1%
百事(PEP.US)公布,首季收入按年增長10.2%至178.5億美元(下同),好過市場預期的172.2億元;每股經調整後盈利為1.5元,亦高過預期的1.39元。該股盤前升逾1%。
期內,若撇除收購及剝離等影響,收入自然增長14.3%;而飲品業務的銷量上升1%,但食品業務銷量則下跌3%,令整體銷量倒退2%。
公司預計今年全年自然收入增長由6%升至8%,核心固定貨幣每股收益則由8%增至9%。
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