Keurig Dr Pepper (KDP) shares dropped over 10% after announcing the $18.4 billion acquisition of JDE Peet’s. The company will split into two entities: Global Coffee Co and Beverage Co. Concerns about overpaying and financial strain led to the stock decline. Despite risks, a 2.95% dividend yield makes KDP appealing long-term. Analysts see potential for a 30% rally in KDP stock.

Read more at Yahoo Finance: Keurig Dr Pepper Is Buying JDE Peet’s. Should You Buy the Dip in KDP Stock Here?