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Procter & Gamble Q3'25 Earnings Highlights

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πŸ”Ή EPS: $1.54 (Est. $1.55) πŸ”΄

πŸ”Ή Revenue: $19.78B (Est. $20.36B) πŸ”΄; DOWN -2% YoY

πŸ”Ή Organic Sales: +1% YoY


FY2025 Guidance (Updated):

πŸ”Ή Core EPS: $6.72–$6.82 (Est. $6.87) πŸ”΄; UP +2% to +4% YoY

πŸ”Ή Organic Sales Growth: ~+2% (Prior: +3% to +5%) πŸ”΄

πŸ”Ή All-in Sales: ~Flat vs. FY2024

πŸ”Ή FX Headwind: ~$200M

πŸ”Ή Commodity Cost Headwind: ~$200M

πŸ”Ή Interest/Divestiture EPS Headwind: ~$0.04

πŸ”Ή Effective Tax Rate: ~Flat YoY

πŸ”Ή Capital Spending: 4–5% of net sales

πŸ”Ή Shareholder Return: ~$10B in dividends, $6–$7B in share buybacks

πŸ”Ή Adjusted Free Cash Flow Productivity: ~90%


Segment Performance (Organic Sales YoY):

πŸ”Ή Beauty: +2%

  ▫ Hair Care: Flat

  ▫ Personal Care: High single-digit growth

  ▫ Skin Care: Low single-digit decline


πŸ”Ή Grooming: +3%

  ▫ Driven by volume and pricing gains in LATAM, Europe, North America


πŸ”Ή Health Care: +4%

  ▫ Oral Care: Low single-digit increase

  ▫ Personal Health Care: High single-digit growth


πŸ”Ή Fabric & Home Care: Flat

  ▫ Fabric Care: Flat

  ▫ Home Care: Low single-digit decline


πŸ”Ή Baby, Feminine & Family Care: -1%

  ▫ Baby Care: Low single-digit decline

  ▫ Feminine Care: Flat

  ▫ Family Care: Low single-digit decline


Profitability & Margins:

πŸ”Ή Core Operating Margin: +90 bps YoY

πŸ”Ή Core Gross Margin: -30 bps YoY (currency-neutral: -10 bps) πŸ”΄

  ▫ Productivity Savings: +160 bps

  ▫ Price: +30 bps

  ▫ Unfavorable Mix: -120 bps

  ▫ Product Reinvestments: -40 bps

  ▫ Commodity Costs: -30 bps

πŸ”Ή Core SG&A Expense: -120 bps YoY (currency-neutral: -100 bps)

πŸ”Ή Core EPS (currency-neutral): UP +3% YoY


Strategic & Macro Commentary:

πŸ”Έ CEO Jon Moeller: "Modest organic growth delivered despite a volatile macro backdrop. We’re adjusting outlook appropriately while maintaining investments in product innovation and value delivery."

πŸ”Έ Continued focus on portfolio superiority, productivity, and disciplined execution

πŸ”Έ Dividend raised for the 69th consecutive year; 135 years of uninterrupted dividend payments

πŸ”Έ FX and commodity pressures now expected to shave $0.16 off core EPS

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