US Procter & Gamble stock price and dividends

The business segment includes many product groups, such as beauty (beauty), grooming, healthcare, fabrics (detergents and softeners for clothing) & home care, and baby & feminine & family care. And products include mass retailers, e-commerce, grocery stores, membership club stores, drug stores, department stores, distributors, wholesalers, pharmacies, electronics retailers, etc.Diverse channelsIt is sold on.

In Japan, it is an affiliated company of the company“P&G Japan Joint Stock Company”There is a company called.“Ariel” (Ariel) for clothing detergent, “Lenore” for fabric softener, “Pantene” (Pantene) for hair care products, etc.The products are widely known, aren't they?

Now let's take a look at the company's stock price.

The company's logo is quoted from Procter & Gamble's US official website

On the left side of the chart, stock prices were on a downward trend until around October 2022, but after that,As if the long-term upward trend continuesYou can see it.

In order to see recent stock price trends, the time axis of the chart was slightly extended, and 3 moving average lines were added to the chart 2 below.Since entering 2024, the moving average has risen to the rightRight.

The company's logo is quoted from Procter & Gamble's US official website

Now let's take a look at the company's performance.

　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　The unit of the table is one million US dollars, and the earnings per share and dividend are in US dollars

Included in this tableSales, final profit, and profit per share showed an upward trend during the periodRight.

(Since corporate performance fluctuates, there is no guarantee that similar trends will continue in the future.)

Next, let's look into dividends.

[Source of the above figures] Moomoo App (PC version) Company Information > Introduction Created based on “dividends” on the Procter & Gamble information page (as of 2024/10/18)　　

See the Procter & Gamble dividend graph above.

The company is in the period shown on the graphWe continue to pay dividends 4 times a year, and that amount continues to increase.(Future dividends may fluctuate depending on the company's performance, etc.)