Procter & Gamble (P&G) released its 3rd-quarter financial results for 2025, showcasing a 2% decrease in net sales driven by higher pricing. Despite this, the company's emphasis on sustainability and climate goals remained strong. P&G reaffirmed its guidance for the fiscal year with expectations of organic sales growth and core earnings per share. The Health Care and Fabric & Home Care segments saw gains, while Beauty and Grooming faced challenges. Financially, P&G distributed $3.8 billion to shareholders and plans further distributions for the year. On the environmental front, P&G is committed to achieving net-zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2040. The company's Climate Transition Action Plan includes reduction targets for emissions across operations and supply chains. Short-term goals aim for a 65% emissions cut by 2030, with plans for total carbon neutrality by 2040. P&G is also focusing on product design and supply chain improvements to lower emissions and enhance sustainability. Investments in carbon removal solutions like direct air capture and partnerships with suppliers for emissions reduction highlight P&G's dedication to combating climate change.