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Reported results, market expectations and a look at the next quarter.

Verdicts Across Listed Reports3 Analyses
BUY2
HOLD1
SELL0
Thursday, October 22Pre-Market

Procter & Gamble

PG · Q1 FY2027Consumer Staples · Household & Personal Care

72/ 100
VerdictBUY

P&G beat first-quarter estimates by 2.1% on revenue and 6.4% on core EPS, with volume up 2.4%. The stock closed up 5.6% because the company held its annual profit guidance despite a bigger commodity hit. The next thing to watch is how far gross margin contracts in the second half.

Revenue Growth (YoY)
+ 4%
EPS Surprise
+ 6%
Post-Earnings Reaction
+ 5.6%

In 30 SecondsNet sales of $23.28 billion beat the estimate by 2.1%, and core EPS of $2.00 beat by 6.4%.

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  1. PG

    Procter & Gamble · Q1 FY2027
    72
    VerdictBUY
    First Reaction▲ 5.6%
    Revenue YoY
    ▲ 4%
    EPS vs Estimate
    + 6.4%

    Oct 22 · Pre-Market

  2. KO

    Coca-Cola · Q3 2026
    73
    VerdictBUY
    First Reaction▼ 0.7%
    Revenue YoY
    ▲ 7%
    EPS vs Estimate
    + 4.6%

    Oct 27 · Pre-Market

  3. PM

    Philip Morris International · Q3 2026
    55
    VerdictHOLD
    First Reaction▼ 1.2%
    Revenue YoY
    ▲ 6%
    EPS vs Estimate
    + 2.6%

    Oct 21 · Pre-Market

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