The Procter & Gamble Company
10-KUSD · CIK 80424 · PG
Filed with the SEC as PROCTER & GAMBLE CO.
Browse financial statement data for The Procter & Gamble Company below, or download this as an Excel file.
Shaded rows are breakdowns: open a bold “By …” row to see the members of that one split (segment, geography, product). Its + tells you where the split comes from and whether it adds up: on the statement from the notes, adds up to the line does not add up to the line — shown as filed. “Show earlier line items” above the grid adds every line an earlier 10-K presented, shaded violet. Amber cells hold a value filed under a different XBRL concept than the row uses today — hover one for the concept. Rows with an arrow collapse, exactly as they do in Excel. This is the same data as the download, with the arithmetic-check rows and the Data (long) tab left off, and it is embedded in this page as JSON.
About this workbook
Assembled from this company’s SEC 10-K filings — the annual report a US domestic filer files with the SEC.
- Periods covered
- FY2010–FY2026 · 17 columns
- Statements
- Balance Sheet · Income Statement · Cash Flows · Comprehensive Income (Paren) · Balance Sheet (Paren) · Shareholders Equity (Paren) · Comprehensive Income · Shareholders Equity
- Line items
- 125
- Units
- US dollars (USD) exactly as reported — not thousands, not millions
- Amber cells
- 10 line items hold a value the company filed under a different XBRL concept than the row uses today. Each is shaded, noted, and listed on the Tag Aliases tab.
- Row structure from
- FY2026 10-K · period ending 2026-06-30 · accession 0000080424-26-000103 on EDGAR
Before you read a number
Every figure is exactly as The Procter & Gamble Company reported it — nothing is normalised or made comparable to another company. A blank cell in an early period is usually not missing data, and an amber cell holds a value filed under a different XBRL concept than the row uses today. The limitations are worth two minutes, and how it works explains where the data comes from.