The Procter & Gamble Company PG

Consumer Defensive · Household & Personal Products · valued as of 2026-11-02 · statements 2026-06-30

Average Intrinsic Value
$191.03B
Market Cap
$334.94B
Margin of Safety
-75.3%
Intrinsic / Market Ratio
0.57

How Each Value Is Built

The screener's three formulas on the reported figures. Each card reads the same way: the value as a sum of numbered terms, each term's calculation opened under it, from the reported figures to the value. The list ranks companies by their plain average over the market cap.

EPV + Growth

229.61B USD

what the normal year's earnings are worth for ever, plus growth that pays

Profit

178.86B USD

15 years of cash the shareholders can take out, and the equity left at year 15

FCFF

164.62B USD

15 years of cash for shareholders and lenders, less what is owed

Intrinsic Value

191.03B USD

the plain average of the three, uncapped, as the screener averages them

Intrinsic Value

191.03B USD

from the sum above

Market Cap

334.94B USD

today's price times the shares

Intrinsic Value ÷ Market Cap

0.57×

the ratio the screener ranks by; Margin of Safety -75.3% (1 − Market Cap ÷ Intrinsic Value)

Each card below builds one of the three values from the reported years.

Earnings power value plus growth: 229.61B USD
What the normal year's operating profit after tax is worth if it lasts for ever, plus what the new investment adds beyond its cost, less the net debt that comes before the shareholders (or plus the net cash).
①EPV (earnings power value)254.72B USD
−②Net Debt Today25.11B USD
+③Growth Value0 USD
=Value229.61B USD

EPV of the Operations (NOPAT over WACC)

254.72B USD

Net debt today

-25.11B USD

Growth Value

0 USD

Value

229.61B USD

①EPV (earnings power value)

254.72B USD

②Net Debt Today

25.11B USD

③Growth Value

0 USD

Market value

Market Cap334.94B USD

Today's price times the shares.

Value vs market

Margin of Safety-45.9%

1 minus the market cap as a share of the value.

Profit value: today's value of the shareholders' equity, from the cash it can pay them (FCFE): 178.86B USD
Fifteen years of free cash flow to equity (FCFE), each brought to today at the cost of equity, plus the equity at year 15 brought to today.
①Present Value of the 15 Years of FCFE139.73B USD
+②Equity at Year 15, Today39.13B USD
=Value178.86B USD
FCFE: the net income left for the shareholders once the business keeps what next year's growth needsEquity reinvestment: the part of the year's net income kept in the business to grow the next year; below zero, capital the business releases to the shareholdersPresent value of the FCFEColoured bars show the FCFE, grey bars the equity reinvestment. With a positive equity reinvestment the two stacked are the year's normalized income; with a negative one the grey is below zero, capital the business releases, and the normalized income is the FCFE plus that negative amount. Shaded, years 6 to 10: the growth rising to its long-run rate and the ROE on new investment falling to the cost of equity. Axes linear.

①Present Value of the 15 Years of FCFE

139.73B USD

②Equity at Year 15, Today

39.13B USD

Market value

Market Cap334.94B USD

Today's price times the shares.

Value vs market

Margin of Safety-87.3%

1 minus the market cap as a share of the value.

FCFF value: today's value of the shareholders' equity, from the cash the firm can pay its shareholders and lenders (FCFF): 164.62B USD
Fifteen years of free cash flow to the firm (FCFF), each brought to today at the WACC, plus the invested capital at year 15 brought to today, less the net debt today (or plus the net cash).
①Present Value of the 15 Years of FCFF135.88B USD
+②Invested Capital at Year 15, Today53.84B USD
−③Net Debt Today25.11B USD
=Value164.62B USD
FCFF: the NOPAT left for the shareholders and the lenders once the business reinvests what next year's growth needsReinvestment: the part of the year's NOPAT put back into the business to grow the next year; below zero, capital the business releasesPresent value of the FCFFColoured bars show the FCFF, grey bars the reinvestment. With a positive reinvestment the two stacked are the year's NOPAT; with a negative one the grey is below zero, capital the business releases, and the NOPAT is the FCFF plus that negative amount. Shaded, years 6 to 10: the growth rising to its long-run rate and the ROIC on new investment falling to the WACC. Axes linear.

①Present Value of the 15 Years of FCFF

135.88B USD

②Invested Capital at Year 15, Today

53.84B USD

③Net Debt Today

25.11B USD

Market value

Market Cap334.94B USD

Today's price times the shares.

Value vs market

Margin of Safety-103.5%

1 minus the market cap as a share of the value.

The Rates and the Capital the Values Read

The WACC and the cost of equity each value is discounted at, the book value and the net debt each starts from, and the seven quality metrics, from the same run.

WACC: 6.31%
weighted average cost of capital: the yearly return the shareholders and the lenders together require, weighted by what each puts in; the rate that brings the firm's future cash to today.
Cost of Equity =Risk-Free Rate 4.50%+Beta 0.38×Market Risk Premium 6.00%= 6.76%

The yearly return the shareholders require for the risk they carry; it is the rate that brings their future cash to today.

Tax Rate for WACC =Tax Provision 4.24B USDPretax Income 20.40B USD= 20.77%

The tax the interest saves.

Interest Expense =EBIT 21.28B USD−Pretax Income 20.40B USD= 877.88M USD

The interest the company paid: EBIT is the profit before tax plus the interest.

Cost of Debt =Interest Expense 877.88M USDTotal Debt 35.06B USD×(1 − Tax Rate for WACC 20.77%)= 1.98%

What the lenders are paid a year after the tax the interest saves.

Debt Weight =Total Debt 35.06B USDMarket Cap + Total Debt 334.94B USD + 35.06B USD= 9.48%

The part of the capital the lenders put in, at market value.

WACC =Equity Weight 90.52%×Cost of Equity 6.76%+Debt Weight 9.48%×Cost of Debt 1.98%= 6.31%

Weighted average cost of capital: the yearly return the shareholders and the lenders together require, weighted by what each puts in; the rate that brings the firm's future cash to today.

Book value and net debt today
Both from the balance sheet of the newest quarter, 2026-06-30.

Total Assets 126.65B USD − Total Liabilities 72.28B USD = Book Value Today 54.37B USD

Total Debt 35.06B USD − Cash and Short-Term Investments 9.95B USD = Net Debt Today 25.11B USD

The book value is what Profit starts from and what stands when a projection is not made; the book value plus the net debt is what FCFF starts from; the net debt comes off Greenwald's and FCFF's values before the shareholders.

Quality metrics
Read beside the value, never a condition for it: every company is valued, and a filter in the list is the reader's choice.
MetricFrom
Share dilutionShares Today ÷ Shares Two Years Back − 1-1.4%at most 5%passes2,323,859,000 / 2,357,050,915
Accrual quality(Operating Cash Flow − Net Income) ÷ Total Assets2.8%at least -10.0%passes(19.58B USD − 16.06B USD) ÷ 126.65B USD
Price to bookMarket Cap ÷ Book Value Today6.16×at most 3×does not pass334.94B USD ÷ 54.37B USD
Operating marginOperating Income ÷ Revenue22.7%above 10.0%passes19.77B USD ÷ 87.12B USD
Revenue growthRevenue ÷ Revenue a Year Before − 13.3%above 10.0%does not pass87.12B USD / 84.37B USD
Net cash(Cash − Total Debt) ÷ Market Cap-7.5%above -30%passes(9.95B USD − 35.06B USD) ÷ 334.94B USD
Operating efficiencyOperating Income ÷ Gross Profit45.2%above 25.0%passes19.77B USD ÷ 43.71B USD

Market Data

The provider's ratios and the analysts' consensus beside the argument; none of them enters a value.

Market data
The data provider's own ratios and the analysts' consensus, read beside the valuation, never in it.

Share price

144 USD

Enterprise value

361.03B USD

market cap plus net debt

EV / EBITDA

14.57×

Price / book

6.27×

the provider's book

Price / earnings

21.74×

Return on equity

30.3%

the provider's, not the engine's

Profit margin

18.4%

Revenue growth

1.5%

Analyst target, mean

161 USD

Analysts

23

opinions in the consensus

Financial Statements

The income statement, the balance sheet and the cash flow the screener holds, year by year, in USD.

Financial statements, year by year
The annual lines the screener holds today, in USD at each period's rate; the figures this valuation read are in its calculation above.
USD2023202420252026
Income statement

Revenue

82.09B84.12B84.37B87.12B

Gross profit

39.29B43.23B43.16B43.71B

Operating income

18.15B19.91B20.47B19.77B

EBITDA

operating income before depreciation and amortisation

21.84B22.60B23.94B24.44B

Pretax income

18.37B18.78B20.19B20.40B

Net income

14.67B14.89B15.99B16.06B

Normalized income

net income without one-off items, as the data provider prints it; Profit's line when printed

14.67B15.97B15.99B16.06B

R&D

————
Balance sheet, year end

Total assets

120.95B122.49B125.36B126.65B

Total liabilities

73.84B71.88B73.02B72.28B

Shareholders' equity

the equity the parent's shareholders own, as printed, without minority interest; the book value the values read is total assets less total liabilities, in Book Value and Net Debt above

46.82B50.34B52.06B54.14B

Total debt

35.46B33.40B35.50B35.06B

Cash and equivalents

8.25B9.49B9.57B9.95B

Net PP&E

fixed assets after depreciation

21.93B22.17B23.92B25.39B

Working capital

current assets less current liabilities

-13.12B-8.93B-10.68B-12.50B
Cash flow

Operating cash flow

16.86B19.87B17.83B19.58B

Capital expenditure

paid out, so below zero

-3.07B-3.33B-3.78B-4.41B

Depreciation and amortisation

2.72B2.90B2.85B3.16B

Free cash flow

operating cash flow plus capital expenditure

13.80B16.54B14.06B15.16B