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NYSE:PG News 18 October 2025 - 9 November 2025

P&G Earnings Smash Estimates – Beauty Boom and Razors Fly Off Shelves in Q1

PG Stock Today: What to Know Before the Bell on November 10, 2025 (Earnings, Dividend, Tariffs, and Sector M&A)

Summary (read this first)• PG closed Friday, November 7 at $146.98, sitting near the low end of its 52‑week range ($144.46–$180.43). Market cap is about $343B. StockAnalysis+1• P&G’s latest quarter (reported Oct. 24) delivered net sales of $22.4B (+3% y/y), organic sales +2%, and core EPS of $1.99 (+3%). FY26 guidance: all‑in sales +1% to +5%, core EPS $6.83–$7.09; management now bakes in ~$400M after‑tax tariff headwind and ~$100M commodity headwind, offset by an FX tailwind of ~$300M. PG Investor• Dividend watch: the next $1.0568 per‑share payout lands Monday, November 17 (ex‑date was Oct. 24). Trailing forward yield is ~2.9%
P&G Earnings Smash Estimates – Beauty Boom and Razors Fly Off Shelves in Q1

Premarket P&G (PG) Stock Report: Beauty Boom, Tariff Relief & Analyst Targets

Q1 Results: Resilient Core Demand (Beauty & Grooming Drive Growth) P&G’s latest quarter beat expectations on nearly every metric. The $22.39B net sales (up 3% YoY) reflected a 2% organic gain, entirely from higher pricing and mix ad-hoc-news.de. Reported EPS was $1.95 (+21% YoY), driven by last year’s heavy restructuring charges, while core EPS was $1.99 (+3%) pginvestor.com ad-hoc-news.de. Beauty saw ~6% organic growth (premium skincare/skin-care innovations led the way) and Grooming ~5% growth ts2.tech ad-hoc-news.de. By contrast, Fabric/Home Care and Health Care were flat or down slightly on weak volume and heavier discounting ad-hoc-news.de. P&G attributed the beat to
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Stock Market Today 18.10.2025

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