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PG / Q1 FY2027

Procter & Gamble

Reported: October 22, 2026

Published forecast

2026-10-20T08:54:26.554089+00:00

Opus 5.5 High in Shortcut

Shortcut

1.90

Shortcut normalized EPS

+0.5% vs Street

Off by $0.10 per share

Street

1.89

Street normalized EPS

Frozen October 18 snapshot

Off by $0.11 per share

Real

2.00

Issuer Core diluted EPS

Shortcut win

Reported result · October 22 ↗ · Fiscal Q1 FY2027 Core diluted EPS was $2.00; GAAP diluted EPS was $1.97. Core EPS excludes incremental restructuring charges.

USD per diluted common share. Percentages use unrounded forecasts.

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Shortcut’s reasoning.

The business-segment build forecasts $22.85bn in net sales and Core diluted EPS of $1.90 versus the Street’s $1.89. Core net income is approximately $4.571bn.

The forecast deliberately sits slightly above management’s quarter EPS ceiling. Original growth, margin and share assumptions were preserved; Corporate EBT is a residual. The reviewed export includes the source detail and sensitivities.

On the record.

Reporting basis
issuer Core diluted EPS / CapIQ normalized EPS
Forecast completed
2026-10-20T01:03:07.943658+00:00
Published
2026-10-20T08:54:26.554089+00:00
Model assumptions and review notes
  • The forecast deliberately sits slightly above management’s quarter EPS ceiling; the original growth, margin and share assumptions were preserved.
  • Corporate EBT and several forecast checks are residuals or identities. Historical core-margin comparisons use rounded prior-year margins and some issuer figures retain small rounding/source-verification gaps.
  • The alternate rendering engine misreads Boolean checks, showing FAIL while Excel caches PASS. Every individual check and all EPS arithmetic were independently verified; minor label clipping remains.
  • The repair runtime exited1 after saving the candidate. The saved file was recovered unchanged and then received a complete independent Opus5.5High review; the original technical failure is preserved.
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