KDP
Published on 04/23/2026 at 07:58 am EDT
April 23, 2026
Business Update
Results & Outlook
Q&A
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Tim Cofer
Chief Executive Officer
Anthony DiSilvestro
Chief Financial Officer
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Business Update
Tim Cofer
Chief Executive Officer
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Q1 results slightly ahead of expectations
Steady progress on transformation initiatives
On track to deliver 2026 commitments
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Separation to establish two advantaged pure-plays
Beverage Co.
Global Coffee Co.
Strong and self-sustaining organic growth
Steady and resilient growth and cash flow
Advantaged portfolio and route-to-market
Power in brands, system, and global reach
Strategic optionality
Combined revenue and cost opportunities
Entrepreneurial culture
Deep and focused coffee expertise
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TIM COFER
CEO, KDP
Future CEO, Beverage Co.
RAFA OLIVEIRA
Future CEO, Global Coffee Co.
Interim operating model to support execution & readiness
KDP Leadership Team
Enterprise Delivery & Transformation Oversight
Operating Units
Operating Plan Execution & Strategic Direction Shaping
Beverage Operating Unit
Coffee Operating Unit
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Net sales growth of 8%,
led by U.S. Refreshment Beverages and International
Balanced growth drivers,
with positive net price and volume/mix contributions
EPS decline vs. prior year, as expected,
due to cost phasing and lapping a year-ago gain
Visibility to strengthening go-forward EPS growth,
reflecting legacy KDP acceleration & JDE Peet's accretion
9 All financial metrics presented on an adjusted, constant currency basis.
Q1 Segment Highlights
Robust top- & bottom-line growth
Solid trends in core CSD business
Continued momentum in energy & sports hydration
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Q1 Segment Highlights
Healthy coffee category & Keurig ecosystem trends
Impacts from temporary cost pressures
Continued investment behind long-term growth initiatives
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Q1 Segment Highlights
Strong pricing-led sales growth
Resilient consumer demand with
good share trends across key categories
Impacts from inflation and investment spending
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Deliver
low-double-digit EPS growth1
Unlock initial JDE Peet's
combination benefits
Prepare pure play companies for standalone success
13 1 Low-double-digit Adjusted EPS growth inclusive of JDE Peet's.
Anthony DiSilvestro
Chief Financial Officer
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Constant currency
NET SALES ($B) ADJ. OPERATING INCOME ($M) ADJUSTED EPS ($ PER SHARE)
$4.0
8.1%
YoY
$3.6
$847
(1.9%)
$838
YoY
$0.42
(7.1%)
YoY
$0.39
Q1'25 Q1'26
Q1'25 Q1'26
Q1'25 Q1'26
23.3%
21.1%
Adjusted OI Margin
15 Financial metrics presented on an adjusted basis. Growth rates presented on an adjusted basis and in constant currency. Including the impact of currency, net sales grew 9.4%, adjusted operating income declined (1.1%), and adjusted EPS declined (7.1%).
Q1 2026
Change
Net Sales
$2.6B
11.9%
Adjusted Operating Income
$742M
9.8%
Adjusted Operating Margin
28.5%
(0.6pts)
Net sales increased 11.9%, with volume/mix adding 7.2% and net price realization contributing 4.7%
Sales growth led by CSDs, energy, and sports hydration
Operating income growth driven by net sales gains and productivity, partially offset by inflation and higher marketing
16 All financial metrics presented on an adjusted, constant currency basis.
Q1 2026
Change
Net Sales
$857M
(2.3%)
Adjusted Operating Income
$199M
(21.3%)
Adjusted Operating Margin
23.2%
(5.6pts)
Net sales declined (2.3%), with a volume/mix decrease of (8.2%), partially offset by net price realization of 5.9%
Volume/mix decline driven by price elasticity and trade inventory adjustments
Operating income decline driven by cost pressures, pod shipment decrease, and higher marketing, partially offset by pricing and productivity
17 All financial metrics presented on an adjusted, constant currency basis.
Q1 2026
Change
Net Sales
$520M
8.5%
Adjusted Operating Income
$87M
(15.1%)
Adjusted Operating Margin
16.7%
(4.7pts)
Net sales increased 8.5%, with net price realization adding 9.2%, partially offset by a volume/mix decline of (0.7%)
Sales growth led by PeƱafiel and K-Cup pods
Operating income decline driven by cost pressures, including the Mexico beverage tax, and higher marketing, partially offset by pricing and productivity
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Financial metrics presented on an adjusted basis. Growth rates presented on an adjusted basis and in constant currency Including the impact of currency, net sales increased 19.5%, adjusted operating income declined (6.5%),
and adjusted operating margin compressed (4.7 pts).
Key Takeaways
Focus on continued debt paydown: cash flow as primary driver, but also evaluating non-core asset monetization opportunities
Strong cash generation: ~$2.5B in expected '26 free cash flow (including JDEP), up from $1.5B in '25
Resilient, optimized post-deal capital structure: ~4.5x post-deal leverage1
Committed to strong balance sheet and investment grade ratings
For KDP and future Beverage Co. and Global Coffee Co.
19 1Management leverage is estimated on a pro forma TTM basis as of Q2 2026
$1.13-1.16B Interest Expense
~22% Tax Rate
~1.37B Diluted Shares Outstanding
~190M Pre-Tax Coffee JV Cost
Convertible Preferred Cost as Greater of:
~$53M Quarterly Preferred Dividend3 or
~8% Proportionate Share of Earnings3
Net Sales Growth (Constant FX) Other Items
$25.9-$26.4B
4-6% legacy KDP growth (const. FX)
$8.5-$8.7B JDE Peet's net sales1
Adjusted EPS Growth (Constant FX)
Low-Double-Digit%
4-6% legacy KDP growth (const. FX)
+6-7pts JDE Peet's contribution1
~1pt FX tailwind
Top-line and EPS benefit to legacy KDP growth2
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JDE Peet's contribution based on April 1 close and calculated using current exchange rates.
FX tailwind based on current exchange rate outlook.
Pre-separation, expect the calculation to default to the proportionate share of earnings.
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Chief Executive Officer
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Disclaimer
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