P&G: Sales Growth Strongest When Rising Tide Floats All Competitors Across All Categories
Executive Summary
P&G’s oral care business drove 35% of total category market growth in the firm’s fiscal 2020 and exemplifies its growth strategy for all segments – grow entire categories rather than take competitors’ market share, says CFO Jon Moeller.
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