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More than three years after its ticker first appeared on the NYSE, Keurig Dr Pepper (NASDAQ:KDP) is ready for its next phase of growth as a "Modern Beverage Company." Showing strong margins
Keurig Dr Pepper: Q3-21 Validates A Long-Term Bullish View
Summary
- Keurig Dr Pepper's metrics are similar in many ways to those of its larger peer, The Coca-Cola Company.
- The similarities reveal that Keurig is on the right growth track and is entering a new phase of aggressive M&A investments on the back of strong cash flow metrics.
- The debt situation, when seen in perspective, looks a lot more manageable, giving management more flexibility with capital allocation.
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