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Procter & Gamble
PROCTER & GAMBLE Co · NYSE
Procter & Gamble sells consumer products across beauty, grooming, healthcare, fabric care and household care.
Visit Procter & Gamble’s official websiteReported revenue spread evenly through elapsed UTC time. Refresh does not restart it; it resets at midnight UTC.
For every $100 of reported revenue
2026-07-01–2026-09-30 · ratios from the same reported period
Profit includes accounting items that may not involve cash today. Operating cash flow measures cash from operations; capital spending covers the reported investment measure. These ratios help compare scale, but industry, seasonality and one-time items still matter. They are not a breakdown that adds to $100.
Five operating segments & corporate
Reported accounting profit can include one-time items; revenue is not cash collected. Segment shares are calculated from consolidated revenue for the same period.
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WORLD NUMBERS ASSESSMENTCompany Health Score
Expand for the score breakdown and outlookSolid overall healthCash, growth, profits and investment · review the assumptions below8/10View details
Company Health Score
Expand for the score breakdown and outlookSolid overall health
Our assessment of the reported financial position and the company-specific outlook.
Higher means stronger overall financial health under this model. This is World Numbers’ subjective assessment, not an official rating or a prediction of the stock price. It does not establish that shares are good value.
4.0% change in latest-quarter revenue from the comparable year-earlier quarter.
20.3% net margin for the reported 92-day period. One-time gains or charges can affect this measure.
$4.4B operating cash flow after cash capital spending for the same reported period. This is a calculation, not all investing or financing activity.
Brand strength and productivity can support margins; consumer spending, pricing, currencies and restructuring affect growth.
Looking ahead
Brand strength and productivity can support margins; consumer spending, pricing, currencies and restructuring affect growth. This is a speculative editorial interpretation of the filing’s business and risk discussion, not quantified issuer guidance.
How we arrived at the score
Cash scores use cash ÷ liabilities: at least 0.5 scores 9, 0.25 scores 8, 0.1 scores 6; otherwise 4. Revenue growth scores: at least 30% scores 9, 10% scores 8, non-negative scores 6; otherwise 3. Net margin scores: at least 20% scores 9, 10% scores 8, non-negative scores 6; otherwise 3. Cash after investment ÷ revenue scores: at least 15% scores 9, 5% scores 8, non-negative scores 6; otherwise 3. Future outlook is an editorial score. The weighted result is 7.80, rounded to 8. These thresholds and weights are judgment choices, not statistically validated probabilities. The assessment uses data through 2026-09-30; it does not update each second.
Net income
Latest quarter: $4.73B net income · 20.3% net margin
Q1 2027 at this pace: $4,628,152,174Reported total ÷ 92 days × elapsed UTC time. Refresh does not restart this estimate; it resets at midnight UTC.Operating cash flow
Reported cash flow from operations
Q1 2027 at this pace: $5,641,630,435Reported total ÷ 92 days × elapsed UTC time. Refresh does not restart this estimate; it resets at midnight UTC.Capital spending
Cash property, plant and equipment purchases; acquisitions and financing are separate.
Q1 2027 at this pace: $1,336,304,348Reported total ÷ 92 days × elapsed UTC time. Refresh does not restart this estimate; it resets at midnight UTC.Current leadership
Shailesh G. Jejurikar
Chief executive officer
Leadership is checked separately from annual compensation. The historical pay table below may cover different roles or former executives.
Leadership check and financial reporting dates are separate. Annual total compensation is updated when a new compensation disclosure is published; quarterly earnings do not necessarily include it.
Reported executive pay
Three executives from the dated compensation disclosure. Names, roles and pay below describe that disclosure and do not establish who leads the company today.
Why use this pay period? The latest reviewed proxy reports fiscal 2026 compensation. Its publication date is different from the period being paid. The annual counters illustrate that historical pay across the current calendar year; they are not current payroll.
Shailesh G. Jejurikar
Historical disclosure: CEO since January 2026
- Salary reported · 2026
- $1,387,500
- Total pay reported · 2026
- $18,976,742
- Shares held or eligible to buy
- 834,315
- Current value of reported shares
- Not calculated The chart’s quote is provided separately. We do not multiply historical ownership by an unverified price or treat conditional awards as cash.
Total includes grant-date stock or option accounting values, incentives, benefits and pension adjustments where reported; it is not all cash received.
Andre Schulten
Historical disclosure: CFO
- Salary reported · 2026
- $1,095,000
- Total pay reported · 2026
- $9,344,022
- Shares held or eligible to buy
- 272,898
- Current value of reported shares
- Not calculated The chart’s quote is provided separately. We do not multiply historical ownership by an unverified price or treat conditional awards as cash.
Total includes grant-date stock or option accounting values, incentives, benefits and pension adjustments where reported; it is not all cash received.
Jon R. Moeller
Historical disclosure: Executive chairman; former CEO
- Salary reported · 2026
- $1,425,000
- Total pay reported · 2026
- $19,073,909
- Shares held or eligible to buy
- 865,233
- Current value of reported shares
- Not calculated The chart’s quote is provided separately. We do not multiply historical ownership by an unverified price or treat conditional awards as cash.
Total includes grant-date stock or option accounting values, incentives, benefits and pension adjustments where reported; it is not all cash received.
Total compensation can include grant-date accounting values of stock or options and benefits. It is not necessarily cash received. Ownership date: 2026-06-30. Beneficial ownership is a dated proxy snapshot and can include options or awards eligible within the disclosed window; it is not a live count or all currently tradable stock. Common shares and rights to acquire are shown; separate preferred stock and restricted stock-unit columns are excluded.
Employees
Annual workforce and proxy pay populations can differ. Median compensation is the middle disclosed employee, not average salary. The ratio here uses the first displayed executive’s compensation table total, which can differ from the issuer’s official ratio. The official ratio prorates both CEOs during the transition. This page uses Jejurikar’s individual compensation-table total. Employee counts are reported snapshots and do not tick. Companies use different employee populations and pay-ratio methods, so comparisons need care.
Revenue & net income
Revenue appears in blue above net income in pink. Net margin is net income divided by revenue. These are reported results, not estimates.
2025-09-30
2026-09-30
What changed?
$23.28B versus $22.39B in the comparable quarter a year earlier. The dollar change was $890M.
$4.73B net income versus $4.75B a year earlier. Net income includes expenses and other gains or charges; it is not a measure of cash in the bank.
Reported accounting profit can include one-time items; revenue is not cash collected. For the 92-day cash-flow period, operating cash flow less cash capital spending was $4.4B.
Watch next quarter
Brand strength and productivity can support margins; consumer spending, pricing, currencies and restructuring affect growth. Next earnings date: consult the company’s confirmed announcements; no unverified calendar date is displayed.
What was reported at 2026-09-30
Balances update when a new filing is verified. Investment categories differ; only the labeled short-term category is displayed.
Valuation, returns & earnings
Capital returns & voting rights
Dividend and repurchase payments are historical cash flows, not future commitments or dividend yield.
Beneficial ownership is a dated proxy snapshot and can include options or awards eligible within the disclosed window; it is not a live count or all currently tradable stock. Common shares and rights to acquire are shown; separate preferred stock and restricted stock-unit columns are excluded. Reported executive ownership is dated 2026-06-30; balances and market values are different measures.
Procter & Gamble financial questions, explained
How much revenue does Procter & Gamble generate per day and per second?
The SEC filing reports $23,276,000,000 of revenue from 2026-07-01 through 2026-09-30, covering 92 actual calendar days. The illustrative pace is $253,000,000 per day or $2,928 per second. It is historical scale, not live sales, company guidance or a forecast.
Read the SEC sourceWhat were Procter & Gamble’s latest quarterly revenue and earnings?
For 2026-07-01 through 2026-09-30, reported revenue was $23,276,000,000 and net income was $4,731,000,000 (20.3% net margin). The same filing reports $22,386,000,000 revenue and $4,750,000,000 net income for the comparable quarter ended 2025-09-30. Accounting profit and cash flow are different measures.
Read the SEC sourceWhere does Procter & Gamble’s reported revenue come from?
Five operating segments & corporate: Beauty: $4,410,000,000 (18.9%); Grooming: $1,889,000,000 (8.1%); Health Care: $3,318,000,000 (14.3%); Fabric & Home Care: $8,204,000,000 (35.2%); Baby, Feminine & Family Care: $5,322,000,000 (22.9%); Corporate: $132,000,000 (0.6%); Reporting rounding: $1,000,000 (0.0%). Reporting period: 2026-07-01 through 2026-09-30. Negative reconciliations are adjustments, not negative customer sales.
Read the SEC sourceHow much compensation did Shailesh G. Jejurikar report at Procter & Gamble?
The latest reviewed proxy reports $1,387,500 salary and $18,976,742 total compensation for fiscal 2026. CEO since January 2026. Total includes grant-date stock or option accounting values, incentives, benefits and pension adjustments where reported; it is not all cash received. The annual-pay counter is an illustration spread through the current calendar year, not evidence of cash being paid every second.
Read the SEC sourceHow many employees does Procter & Gamble report, and what is median pay?
The annual filing reports 104,000 employees as of 2026-06-30. The proxy reports median total employee compensation of $68,595 for Fiscal 2026. Median means the middle employee in the disclosed population, not an average base salary. Annual workforce and proxy pay populations can differ. Median compensation is the middle disclosed employee, not average salary. The ratio here uses the first displayed executive’s compensation table total, which can differ from the issuer’s official ratio. The official ratio prorates both CEOs during the transition. This page uses Jejurikar’s individual compensation-table total.
Read the SEC sourceDoes Procter & Gamble’s operating cash flow cover reported capital spending?
For 2026-07-01 through 2026-09-30, operating cash flow was $5,767,000,000. Reported cash capital spending was $1,366,000,000, leaving $4,401,000,000 by subtraction. Cash property, plant and equipment purchases; acquisitions and financing are separate. This calculation excludes other investing and financing activity.
Read the SEC sourceDoes Procter & Gamble pay a cash dividend?
The period 2026-07-01 through 2026-09-30 reports $2,603,000,000 in dividend payments. Historical payments are not a dividend yield or a future commitment.
Read the SEC sourceWhat should investors watch in Procter & Gamble’s next report?
Watch Price versus sales volume, Restructuring and operating margins, Currency and commodity costs. Brand strength and productivity can support margins; consumer spending, pricing, currencies and restructuring affect growth. The next-quarter counters hold the reported daily rate unchanged. They are World Numbers scenarios, not issuer guidance or stock-price predictions.
Read the SEC sourceReporting period: 2026-07-01–2026-09-30 · filed 2026-10-22 · last completed verification 2026-10-22 · page updated 2026-10-26
How World Numbers calculates estimatesHow the estimates work
We divide each reported flow by its actual 92-day reporting period. The daily rate is spread evenly over elapsed UTC time and resets at midnight. Refreshing the page does not restart the counter. The next-calendar-quarter illustration holds that pace unchanged; it is not live sales or a company forecast. Annual executive pay is spread across the current calendar year, including leap-year day counts. Stock awards, balances, employees and shares are not current payroll or live counts. Company-specific limitations: Reported accounting profit can include one-time items; revenue is not cash collected.