Acciones de Procter & Gamble Co (PG) — ¿es un buen negocio?

Acciones de Procter & Gamble Co (PG) — ¿es un buen negocio? — InspectStocks

Cómo gana dinero

Fabric and home care35 %
Baby, feminine, and family care24 %
Beauty18 %
Health care15 %
Grooming8 %

Los porcentajes de ingresos son estimaciones para quarter ended 2026-03-31, no cifras de un informe oficial.

Compite con

Qué vende6

Tide liquid detergent and Tide Evo
Laundry detergent sold as a liquid and as concentrated fiber-based unit doses.
Diapers
Baby diapers, including products made for the Chinese market using silk materials.
Vicks cough and cold products
Products marketed for cough and cold relief.

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Pantene hair care
Hair-care products, including products promoted with hair experts and beauty creators.
SK-II Facial Treatment Essence
A facial skin-care product sold under the SK-II brand.
Mr. Clean Magic Eraser and Shower and Tub Scrubber
Household cleaning products, including a scrubbing sponge and a handled bathroom scrubber.

Quién se lo compra5

Walmart and its affiliates buy P&G products for resale in stores and online; they accounted for approximately 16% of company sales (FY2026, high).
Mass merchandisers, grocery stores, membership clubs, drug stores, department stores, pharmacies, and specialty beauty retailers buy products for resale.
Digital commerce, including social commerce, sells P&G products to consumers online.

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Distributors, wholesalers, and professional channels buy products for onward sale or use.
P&G also sells directly to consumers.

En qué se apoya y qué podría romperlo

De qué depende el negocio

1Almost all raw and packaging materials are purchased from outside suppliers, and some materials have single-source suppliers.
2Manufacturing and transportation depend on fuel, natural gas, and related commodities; their prices can fluctuate, and tariffs can add costs.
3Walmart and its affiliates accounted for approximately 16% of sales (FY2026, high), making that customer relationship a notable sales dependency.
4The company sells in many countries and depends on its ability to manage currency movements, local pricing rules, and different regulations.

Qué podría salir mal

1Disruption to the global supply chain, including problems involving suppliers or single-source materials, could interrupt production or delivery.
2Changes in the prices of raw materials, energy, transportation, and tariffs can raise costs; the company says it may not be able to pass those increases on to customers.
3Changes in consumer demand, retailer orders, or relationships with major customers can affect sales; the call described shipment and store-sale differences related to retailer inventory changes and trading arrangements.

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Sobre Procter & Gamble Co

Procter & Gamble develops, manufactures, markets, and distributes everyday consumer products, including laundry detergent, diapers, shampoo, medicines, and razors. It sells through retailers, online stores, distributors, professional channels, and directly to consumers in about 180 countries and territories (FY2026, high).

Sede: Cincinnati, Ohio, United States (knowledge)
Fundada en: 1837 (founding year, high confidence)
Empleados: approximately 104,000 (June 30, 2026, high)
Cotiza en: NYSE
Cierre del ejercicio: June 30

Construido a partir de los propios informes de Procter & Gamble Co ante la Comisión de Bolsa y Valores de EE. UU. (SEC). Las cifras son las declaradas, con el historial por acción reexpresado a la base de acciones de hoy. Esto describe un negocio: no es asesoramiento de inversión ni una recomendación de compra o venta.

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