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Company profits and pay πŸ‡ΊπŸ‡Έ

Calculate your fair share β†’ Enter your salary for any of these companies

11 Consumer goods companies

How much profit do major US Consumer goods companies make per worker? Based on the most recent SEC 10-K filings for 11 publicly traded companies. See FAQ for details on calculations and responses to common objections.

$22.6B
Combined profit
$35,415
Avg profit per employee
$22.4B
Combined buybacks + dividends
$53,433
Avg buybacks + dividends per employee
Per employee Total Β· click column to sort

Ranked by profit per employee

# Company Profit / emp EBITDA / emp Buybacks / emp Dividends / emp
1 Procter & Gamble
$154K
$16.1B
$224K
$23.3B
$48K
$5.0B
$98K
$10.2B
2 Colgate-Palmolive
$67K
$2.3B
$117K
$3.9B
$36K
$1.2B
$54K
$1.8B
3 Kimberly-Clark
$56K
$2.0B
$88K
$3.2B
$4K
$141M
$46K
$1.7B
4 Kontoor Brands
$34K
$364M
$36K
$385M
$2K
$25M
$11K
$116M
5 Fortune Brands Innovations
$30K
$299M
$71K
$711M
$26K
$256M
$12K
$121M
6 Mattel
$13K
$398M
$23K
$703M
$1K
$40M
N/A
7 Stanley Black & Decker
$9K
$402M
$29K
$1.2B
$462
$20M
$12K
$501M
8 Mohawk Industries
$9K
$370M
$28K
$1.1B
$4K
$150M
N/A
9 Whirlpool
$8K
$341M
$29K
$1.2B
N/A
$7K
$300M
10 Capri Holdings
$7K
$80M
$21K
$234M
$7K
$81M
N/A
11 Estee Lauder
$772
$44M
$772
$44M
$614
$35M
$11K
$618M
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