Procter & Gamble (PG) delivered mixed second-quarter results with indicators of weak consumer spending. The company missed its revenue estimates due to slower US growth, although earnings exceeded expectations. Revenue increased supported by higher prices. TrueMark Investments and others significantly increased their holdings in PG, while Mitsubishi UFJ Trust & Banking and Resona Asset Management reduced their positions. PG acquired Austin-based Wonderbelly and developed a new range of razors, showing innovative strategies. However, challenging consumer and geopolitical environments could pose challenges. Notable organic sales remained flat Year-over-Year (YoY). It recently saw unusually large options volumes and its shares prices fluctuated. Its Q2 earnings met estimated EPS targets delivering a strong performance. The Q2 profit decreased, although it beat estimates. PG is consistently maintaining a strong presence in the financial market and its fiscal 2026's core EPS is expected to be within the range of $6.83 to $7.09, compared to FactSet estimates of $6.96.
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