Pepsico, Inc. · NASDAQ:PEP

Pepsico — Deutsche Bank Global Consumer Conference (June 2012)

33 slides from Pepsico's conference presentation, June 2012

  1. Slide 1: Building Momentum By Getting Back to Basics

    Building Momentum By Getting Back to Basics Al Carey, CEO PepsiCo Americas Beverages

  2. Slide 2: Safe Harbor Statement of Terms

    Safe Harbor Statement of Terms Safe Harbor Statement Statements in this communication that are "forward-looking statements” are based on currently available information, operating plans and projections about future events and trends. Terminology such as “believe,” “expect,” “intend,” “estimate,” “pr

  3. Slide 3: Back to the Basics of Running Our Business

    Back to the Basics of Running Our Business One Aligned Organization Invest in Big Core Brands Pipeline of Product and Package Innovation “Unleash Power of Local” Company-wide Productivity Mindset 3

  4. Slide 4: One Aligned Organization: Simpler, More Agile Organization

    One Aligned Organization Simpler, More Agile Organization From To Brand Co Unified Beverage Co Bottler Co 4

  5. Slide 5: One Aligned Organization: Removing Obstacles for the Frontline

    One Aligned Organization Focused on Removing Obstacles for the Frontline From To Bottling Co CEO Beverage Co CEO President Field SVP Field BU GM BU GM BU GM BU GM West South Central North 8 Region VPs 28 VPGMs 5

  6. Slide 6: Invest In Big Core Brands: Significant Media Increase

    Invest In Big Core Brands Significant Media Increase 6

  7. Slide 7: The Fuel for Athletes Brought to Life Through Win From Within

    Invest In Big Core Brands The Fuel for Athletes Brought to Life Through “Win From Within” 7

  8. Slide 8: Mountain Dew: It's What We Dew

    Invest In Big Core Brands Mountain Dew Stands for Exhilaration “It’s What We Dew” Brought to Life Through Action Sports 10

  9. Slide 9: Pepsi Stands for Living in the Now

    Invest In Big Core Brands Pepsi Stands for Living in the Now Brought to Life through Music and Sports 13

  10. Slide 10: Single Serve: Strong Trends Year to Date

    Single Serve: Strong Trends Year to Date YTD Value Growth +8% YTD SS Value Growth +6% YTD SS Value Growth +4% 16 Source: IRI GDMxC YTD for week ended June 3, 2012

  11. Slide 11: Pipeline of Product and Package Innovation

    Pipeline of Product and Package Innovation Pepsi Next Mtn Dew Lipton Last 10 wks Next YTD value growth YTD value growth CSD share SS Mtn Dew Lipton TM +0.9 pts +6% +11% 17 Source: IRI GDMxC YTD for week ended June 3, 2012

  12. Slide 12: Pipeline of Product and Package Innovation

    Pipeline of Product and Package Innovation Energy Dole Gatorade YTD value growth Acceleration Starbucks TM +20% Just launched on Chews Amp Reg +12% 18 Source: IRI GDMxC YTD for week ended June 3, 2012

  13. Slide 13: Incubate New Beverage Ideas

    Pipeline of Product and Package Innovation Incubate New Beverage Ideas Frito-Lay Growth Ventures Beverage Growth Ventures YTD value growth YTD value growth Sabra +18% Naked +26% Stacy’s +29% 19 Source: IRI GDMxC YTD for week ended June 3, 2012

  14. Slide 14: We Will Be Ahead of the Next Big Opportunities

    We Will Be Ahead of the Next Big Opportunities 1 Flavored CSDs 2 RTD Tea 3 Hispanics 4 Mountain Dew Dew has Flavored CSDs RTD Tea will be Hispanics will momentum and will equal Colas by ~40% of LRB represent 60% of can be disruptive 2015; we can lead growth cases LRB growth cases in the energy categ

  15. Slide 15: Energy is a Growth Category

    Energy is a Growth Category Energy Category Volume Growth PEP Volume Share 19% 23% 17% 2011 FY 2012 YTD 21 Note: PEP GDMxC volume share for FY 2011, includes PEP-owned energy brands and PEP’s portion of Rockstar distribution Source: IRI GDMxC for FY 2011 and 2012 YTD for week ended June 3, 2012;

  16. Slide 16: We Will Participate across Key Energy Occasions

    We Will Participate across Key Energy Occasions Pre-Athletic Mid-day Healthy Performance Energy Boost Energy 22

  17. Slide 17: Unleash Power of Local

    “Unleash Power of Local” Simplified structure with 8 Regions empowers local decision making 23

  18. Slide 18: Unleash Power of Local: Hispanic California

    “Unleash Power of Local” Hispanic: California 24

  19. Slide 19: Everyday Value Execution

    Everyday Value Execution Promotion Price vs. Everyday Price Creating Big Challenges Retail Bandwidth Market Example: 12- Benefits Pack Before After Before After Weeks in value EDV 100 74 Trip frequency 30-40% 50-60% Rate realization Feature 100 83 GTM costs Holiday 100 125 Profit 25

  20. Slide 20: Consumer Value Enabled by Package Innovation

    Consumer Value Enabled by Package Innovation Single Serve Multi-pack 26

  21. Slide 21: Company-Wide Productivity Mindset

    Company-Wide Productivity Mindset North America Cost Savings Initiatives Supply Chain • Complexity • Safety Management • Geo Box • Automation A&M • Improve working / non-working mix $500 – 600MM Cost Savings Through 2014 27

  22. Slide 22: Power of One Approach

    Power of One Approach 28

  23. Slide 23: PepsiCo Trademarks: 9 of Top 35

    PepsiCo Trademarks: 9 of Top 35 1 $10.0B 13 $1.8 B 25 $1.3 B 2 $6.3B 14 $1.8 B 26 $1.3 B 3 $4.0B 15 $1.6 B 27 $1.3 B 4 $3.3 B 16 $1.6 B 28 $1.3 B 5 $3.2 B 17 $1.6 B 29 $1.3 B 6 $3.0 B 18 $1.6 B 30 $1.3 B 7 $2.6 B 19 $1.5 B 31 $1.3 B 8 $2.6B 20 $1.4 B 32 $1.3 B 9 $2.3 B 21 $1.3 B 33 $1.2 B 10 $2.2 B

  24. Slide 24: PepsiCo: Leading Contributor to YTD Food & Beverage Sales Growth

    PepsiCo: Leading Contributor to YTD Food & Beverage Sales Growth 2012 YTD Sales Contribution to YTD Rank Food & Beverage Manufacturers ($B) Sales Growth (%) 1 STORE BRAND $19.2 11.7% 2 $10.5 8.3% PepsiCo Beverages $5.9 4.4% PepsiCo Foods $4.5 3.9% 3 $6.7 4.5% 4 $5.1 3.3% 5 $4.9 -0.7% 6 $4.7 8.0% 7 $

  25. Slide 25: Power of One Opportunity: Strategic Customers

    Power of One Opportunity: Strategic Customers 31 Source: 2011 Kantar Retail PowerRanking Composite Score

  26. Slide 26: Power of One Opportunity: Foodservice

    Power of One Opportunity: Foodservice 32

  27. Slide 27: Power of One Opportunity: Sports Activation

    Power of One Opportunity: Sports Activation 33 Source: IRI Household Panel for week of 1/30/12-2/5/12 relative to average for 1/2/12-3/11/12

  28. Slide 28: Sports Activation: Demand Moment Party Time

    Power of One Opportunity: Sports Activation Demand Moment: “Party Time” TAILGATING 34

  29. Slide 29: PepsiCo Sports Properties

    PepsiCo Sports Properties Leagues Pro Teams Colleges 35

  30. Slide 30: Status Against Our Goals: Opportunities

    Status Against Our Goals: Opportunities • Power of One • Grocery Price Architecture With Multi-Pack Cans 36

  31. Slide 31: Status Against Our Goals: Progress

    Status Against Our Goals: Progress • Single Serve Sales • Small Format, Club, Foodservice, Dollar • Dew, Gatorade, Lipton, Starbucks, Naked • Next • Campaigns 37

  32. Slide 32: We are Building Momentum Brick by Brick

    We are Building Momentum Brick by Brick

  33. Slide 33: Building Momentum By Getting Back to Basics

    Building Momentum By Getting Back to Basics

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