1 Crucial Thing Investors Are Missing About Procter & Gamble's Sales
In what's become something of a habit, Procter & Gamble (NYSE: PG) surprised on the upside in its second quarter of fiscal 2025. Not only that, the huge, sprawling, and very well-established company managed to grow key fundamentals, a feat that isn't easy to accomplish at this size and scope.What I find particularly admirable about this quarter isn't necessarily what the company did to power that growth. It's about what it didn't do. Allow me to explain.Procter & Gamble managed to boost its net sales by 2% year over year during the quarter to just under $21.9 billion. On a non-GAAP (adjusted) basis, what the company calls its "core" earnings landed at $1.88 per share, again a 2% increase. Continue reading
In what's become something of a habit, Procter & Gamble (NYSE: PG) surprised on the upside in its second quarter of fiscal 2025. Not only that, the huge, sprawling, and very well-established company managed to grow key fundamentals, a feat that isn't easy to accomplish at this size and scope.
What I find particularly admirable about this quarter isn't necessarily what the company did to power that growth. It's about what it didn't do. Allow me to explain.
Procter & Gamble managed to boost its net sales by 2% year over year during the quarter to just under $21.9 billion. On a non-GAAP (adjusted) basis, what the company calls its "core" earnings landed at $1.88 per share, again a 2% increase.
