In this photo illustration, Proctor and Gambal Products Pepto Bismol and Charmin Toilet Paper are displayed on June 20, 2025 in San Anselmo, California.
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Procter & Gamble On Tuesday, the quarterly results that defeated Wall Street’s expectations reported, but presented the financial year 2026 guidance which included a $ 1 billion hit due to the cost higher than the tariff.
In a news release, CEO John Mupeler said, “We increased sales and profit in financial 2025 and returned high levels of cash to share owners in a dynamic, hard and unstable environment.”
CFO Andre Shultan said during a media call that due to tariffs and innovation, the price of middle–assign-congestion affecting a quarter of P&G items will increase during the first quarter of FY 2026.
P&G has invested significantly in the US, Shults said, but some materials and materials are not available in the US and continue to be imported. He said that P&G can offset most tariffs of hits through productivity or sourcing changes, but some costs will be passed through prices increase.
He described the consumer as “value-mang” and “selective”.
Consumer product giant, who owns brands like Tide and Charmin, is expected to increase the range of 1% and 5% in the financial year 2026 and per share in the range of $ 6.83 per share. The company said that the estimated headwind for FY 2026 should be drawn 6% on core earnings per share, an estimated Headwind 39 SI per share, or president related to the President. Donald Trump’s Tariff, adverse commodity costs, high net interest expenses and its main effective tax rate.
Wall Street Analysts expected an income of 2026 revenue growth 3.1% and $ 6.99 as per LSEG.
The P&G Chief Operating Officer Shailesh Jejurikar announces the company’s results, which will replace the muleler as the chief executive, effective January 1. Mueller will infection on that date in the role of an executive chairman.
What information has been reported by Proctor & Gamble here Fiscal fourth quarter What was expected of Wall Street based on a survey of analysts by LSEG:
- earnings per share: $ 1.48 vs $ 1.42 expected
- Income: $ 20.89 billion vs $ 20.82 billion is expected
P&G reported a year ago, $ 3.62 billion fourth quarter net income $ 3.62 billion, or $ 1.48 per share, $ 3.14 billion or $ 1.27 per share.
Pure sales rose 2% to $ 20.89 billion. Organic sales, which snatches the acquisition, partition and foreign exchange, also increased by 2%.
Shultan said that the quantity of sales during media calls, which excludes pricing and therefore reflects more accurately demanding demand. P&G’s Health Care Division recorded a decline of 2% in volume, while the beauty segment saw an increase of 1%.
The United States is P&G’s largest market, followed by China. Shultan said that China’s business increased by 2% in terms of organic sales during the quarter, but the total consumption in the market is still about 2% less than a year ago.
Fiscal 2026 comes after guidance P&G Sorting your outlook The rest of the company’s rest of the company for 2025 years in April, citing consumer uncertainty and tariffs. The Moeller said at the time that the price hike tied to the tariff will take place during the company’s fiscal 2026 years, which started from this month.
CFO Andre Shultan also said in April that the tariffs damaged the growth of P&G from $ 1 billion to $ 1.5 billion per year.
Both JP Morgan And Evercore PG was downgorated earlier this month. East predicted soft organic sales and subsequently pointed to sharing losses within Amazon as an concern amidst the growing changes towards online retail.
Proctor and Gambal’s shares were about 2% in premarket trading on Tuesday. After Monday’s shutdown, the company’s stock was about 6% below till date.
