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The Tide parent expects fiscal 2026 earnings per share to be at the lower end of its target range of flat to 4% up.
Procter & Gamble expects a $150 million annual profit hit from Middle East conflict-related costs.
KEY POINTS
- P&G's fiscal 2026 earnings per share will likely be at the lower end of its guidance range.
- Logistics disruption and commodity input inflation, especially from oil price surges, are driving increased costs.
- P&G plans to apply for tariff refunds after a Supreme Court invalidation, but refund timing is uncertain.
- New premium product launches, like Pantene and Olay, drove a 5% beauty segment volume growth.
COMPANIES
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