Procter & Gamble Marktkapitalisation 2023

The current market capitalization of Procter & Gamble is 362.91 Bio. USD.

The market capitalization (abbreviated as market cap, also referred to as stock market capitalization or equity value) is the calculated total value of all shares of a publicly traded company such as Procter & Gamble.

The market capitalization of Procter & Gamble has decreased by -7.38% compared to the previous year.

The market capitalization of a company reflects the current market consensus on the value of the equity of a publicly-traded company.

The market capitalization of a company reflects the current market consensus on the value of the equity of a publicly traded company. It is determined by the supply and demand for the company's stock. As a result, market capitalization is heavily influenced by expectations in the stock market about the company's future earnings potential and can therefore be subject to significant fluctuations.

The market capitalization fluctuates along with the stock price, as the market capitalization is calculated based on the current price and the number of outstanding shares.

To be able to compare the value of companies, it is helpful to also capture the net debt of a company besides its market capitalization. A potential buyer of the entire company would also acquire the debts of the company when making a purchase. The enterprise value, or overall value of a company or corporation, takes into account the net financial debt of the company added to its market capitalization.

There is no conclusive long-term evidence or study to suggest that stocks with a certain market capitalization (regardless of whether it's Mega/Large/Mid/Small Cap) provide significantly higher returns than others. There are occasional small studies (with a small number of stocks and a short investment period) that suggest certain classes may perform better or have a higher risk, but none of them are 1. conclusive (cause-and-effect is unclear, experiment cannot be replicated) or 2. generalizable (generalization is not possible due to the small sample size and time frame).

Some stock indices use market capitalization as index weighting. Stocks with a higher market capitalization also have a higher weighting in the index. This is in contrast to equally weighted indices (where all stocks have the same weighting) and float-adjusted market cap-weighted indices (market capitalization weighting, but only with the number of shares that are in the float).