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Carbonated beverage behemoths Coca-Cola (KO) and PepsiCo (PEP) have been battling for worldwide soda supremacy for over a century. While much

PepsiCo aims to double its revenue in India in the next five years, investing heavily in capacity building and seeing the country as a key growth engine.

The cola giants are vying for a larger share of India’s booming ₹1.37 lakh crore non-alcoholic beverage market.

PepsiCo had lost the official beverage sponsorship rights to Coca-Cola in the 1996 Cricket World Cup, which was jointly hosted by India, Pakistan, and Sri Lanka

PepsiCo last month reported a double-digit organic revenue growth in India with gains in market share in savoury snacks and beverages

MUMBAI: In the sweltering heat of India's bustling metropolises, where street vendors hawk their wares amid a cacophony of honking horns and animated chatter, PepsiCo has spotted an oasis of opportunity.

The decades-old rivalry between Coca-Cola and PepsiCo has flared up once again, as the two beverage giants go head-to-head in a fresh advertising fac

PepsiCo has unveiled an ambitious plan to double its revenue in India over the next five years, positioning the country as a 'key anchor market' for its global growth strategy. With significant investments in new plants and capacity expansion,

PepsiCo aims to double its revenue in India in the next five years, viewing the country as a key market for growth. The company is making aggressive investments in capacity building and plans to open two more facilities in India.