Keurig Dr Pepper Inc.

- The company closed financing for the JDE Peet’s acquisition with a mix of: - $4.5 billion beverage company convertible preferred equity investment - $4 billion coffee company pod manufacturing JV minority investment - Approximately $6 billion in newly issued long-term senior debt - Additional term loan borrowings - Post-acquisition, the company expects to maintain net leverage of about 4.5x at midyear and is committed to investment-grade ratings. - They plan to prioritize debt paydown primarily through free cash flow generation, targeting about $2.5 billion of free cash flow in 2026 including JDE Peet’s contribution. - The company will also assess non-core asset divestitures to support deleveraging. - No specific new fundraising plans (debt or equity) beyond these actions were disclosed. - Optionality for value-enhancing capital actions, including potential asset sales, will be evaluated after the spin-off of the two stand-alone companies (Beverage Co. and Global Coffee Co.).

- The company plans disciplined capital allocation to support future growth and strategic priorities. - Focus on investments that protect margins long term and enhance competitive advantages. - Specifically mentioned investment in innovation and marketing, including stepped-up marketing spend in U.S. Coffee and Refreshment Beverages. - Future-proofing the portfolio through white space expansion and earlier-stage partnerships. - Testing optimal go-to-market models, particularly in DSD route to market for BevCo, to drive efficiency. - Considering potential sales of non-core assets and minority investments to tighten portfolio and accelerate deleveraging. - JDE Peet’s acquisition integrated, with operational synergies expected to build over time. - Commitment to investment-grade ratings implies continued focus on capital discipline. - Innovation slate includes Keurig Coffee Collective and new brewers such as Keurig Alta planned for launch.

- Net sales for 2026 are expected between $25.9 billion and $26.4 billion, reflecting 4-6% constant currency growth for legacy KDP plus $8.5-$8.7 billion from JDE Peet's (Page 5). - U.S. Refreshment Beverages show strong momentum with double-digit top and bottom line growth in Q1 and continued robust innovation driving sustained growth throughout 2026 (Pages 4, 6). - Energy drink portfolio (GHOST, Bloom, C4, Black Rifle) valued at over $1 billion, with continued market share gains and distribution expansion expected in 2026 (Page 11). - U.S. Coffee faces near-term headwinds with modest profit decline expected in 2026 but shows signs of improvement in the second half with easing cost inflation and innovation gains (Pages 4, 6, 7). - International segment expects improving profitability trends as inflation eases and volume/mix strengthens, supporting longer-term growth (Page 4). - Overall, free cash flow expected to support dividend, deleveraging, and value-creating investments, enabling growth investments across portfolios (Page 11).

- Company expects low double-digit EPS growth in constant currency for full year 2026, including a 6-7 percentage points contribution from JDE Peet’s and 4-6% growth from legacy KDP. (Page 5) - EPS growth anticipated to accelerate through the year, with high single-digit EPS growth expected in Q2 and further acceleration in the back half as costs improve and synergies build. (Page 5) - Operating income expected to improve over the year, especially in U.S. Coffee segment where costs will ease in the second half and innovation/commercial investments will boost top line. (Pages 6-7) - U.S. Refreshment Beverages projected to continue strong operating income growth driven by volume, price realization, and productivity savings. (Page 4-6) - Overall profit trends in International segment expected to improve as inflation and volume/mix strengthen with execution of commercial plans. (Page 4)

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