Procter & Gamble Company (PG)

The Days of Sales Outstanding (DSO) for Procter & Gamble over the stated period exhibits a relatively stable trend with slight fluctuations. From June 30, 2020, to December 31, 2020, DSO increased modestly from approximately 21.49 days to 23.78 days, indicating a marginal elongation in the average collection period during that quarter. Throughout 2021, the DSO experienced a gradual upward movement, reaching a peak of approximately 26.79 days on September 30, 2021, before declining slightly to around 24.42 days on December 31, 2021.

The DSO remained relatively steady in 2022, fluctuating between approximately 23.41 days and 26.22 days, reflecting minimal variation in the receivables collection cycle. In 2023, there was a slight upward trend, with DSO ranging from approximately 24.66 days at the start of the year to 27.54 days by the year's end, signaling a modest elongation in collection period towards the latter part of the year.

The most recent data points for 2024 show a continued stable pattern, with DSO ranging around 26.57 to 27.47 days. The figures for the first quarter of 2025 suggest a minor decrease to approximately 26.70 days. Overall, the company's DSO indicates a consistent receivables collection period averaging around 24 to 27 days across the analyzed timeframe, suggesting stable credit and collection policies.

The slight upward trend in DSO over time may reflect changes in customer payment behavior, credit terms, or collection efficiency, but overall, Procter & Gamble manages its receivables with a relatively steady collection cycle that aligns with industry standards for consumer goods companies.