The Procter & Gamble Company · PG · Next earnings
The Procter & Gamble Company reports Thursday, Oct 22, 2026
PG reports before market open with consensus EPS at $1.89 and revenue at $22.72B. Last quarter: PG Q3 FY26: Organic Sales Top 3% Across All Categories, $1B Cost Headwind Looms
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Full reportPG Q3 FY26: Organic Sales Top 3% Across All Categories, $1B Cost Headwind Looms
FY26 guidance was maintained for the second consecutive quarter: organic sales growth of approximately +4%, core EPS of $6.83-$7.09, free-cash-flow productivity of 85-90%, and $15 billion in total cash returns to shareholders. The key delta is that management now expects full-year EPS to land toward the lower end of the range, reflecting the approximately $1 billion after-tax cost pressure from commodities, energy, and logistics. The 3% dividend increase and share repurchase program remain unchanged. Capex outlook continues to be increasing, consistent with the prior quarter's $10 billion capacity-investment plan.
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