P&G To Test ‘Benign Elasticity’ Seen In Q2 With More Pricing Planned
Executive Summary
“A world in which all of the market growth is driven by pricing is obviously not sustainable,” CFO Andre Schulten acknowledged in P&G’s fiscal 2023 second-quarter earnings presentation. The firm remains focused on investing in its brands and driving household penetration while weathering economic headwinds and taking additional pricing in February.
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