BUZZ-Keurig Dr Pepper stock rises as quarterly results exceed expectations
路透社2026/11/03 12:26November 3 - ** The share price of US beverage manufacturer Keurig Dr Pepper (KDP.O) rose about 2% in pre-market trading, quoted at $37.38
** Thanks to steady demand for energy drinks and carbonated soft drinks, the company’s third-quarter revenue and profit both exceeded market expectations
** The company reported quarterly adjusted earnings per share of 66 cents, surpassing analysts' forecast of 62 cents compiled by LSEG
** Third-quarter net sales reached $7.34 billion, topping market expectations of $7.33 billion
** The company also reaffirmed its performance guidance for 2026
** As of the close of the previous trading day, KDP has increased about 31% year-to-date
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