Procter & Gamble Shares Slide to Annual Low Despite Dividend Increase and Strong Shareholder Support

While Procter & Gamble’s recent annual meeting projected an image of corporate stability and shareholder alignment, its stock performance tells a starkly different story. The company’s shares have plummeted to approximately 127 euros, marking their lowest point this year and reflecting a decline of more than 20% since January. This divergence raises a critical question for investors: is the market overlooking the company’s fundamentals, or is it pricing in risks that the official corporate narrative does not address?

In a move that underscores its long-term value proposition to investors, Procter & Gamble has declared a quarterly dividend of $1.0568 per share. This increase extends a remarkable corporate legacy, representing the 69th consecutive year in which the consumer goods giant has... Read more...