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PepsiCo India to invest US$ 591 million by 2030 on capacity expansion

PepsiCo India will invest up to Rs. 5,700 crore (US$ 591 million) by 2030 to expand manufacturing capacity for its foods business in India. The investment will primarily support three major facilities located in Madhya Pradesh, Assam and Tamil Nadu, according to PepsiCo India and South Asia CEO Mr. Jagrut Kotecha. The company said the planned expenditure will focus on increasing production capabilities to meet rising consumer demand and strengthen its supply chain network in the country. PepsiCo India reported a profit after tax of Rs. 905 crore (US$ 103.80 million) during the 12 months ended December 2025, while its total revenue stood at Rs. 9,789 crore (US$ 1.12 billion). The latest investment announcement highlights the company’s continued confidence in India as a key growth market.

The investment aligns with PepsiCo’s broader strategy of aggressively expanding its footprint in India through new plants, regional manufacturing hubs and capacity enhancement initiatives. The company has already invested in facilities in Uttar Pradesh and Assam and is increasing its focus on southern and central India to stay ahead of growing demand in the snacks and packaged foods segment. PepsiCo has identified India as one of its major global growth markets and expects the country to play a significant role in driving future revenues. The company is also focusing on product innovation, digital integration and sustainable manufacturing practices as part of its long-term expansion strategy in the Indian market. 

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