PROCTER AND GAMBLE CO

Procter & Gamble's institutional footprint of 3,875 holders and roughly $191.7B in reported value makes it one of the most densely-held consumer-staples names in the dataset — a structural position that reflects PG's role as a portfolio ballast rather than a growth engine. The top-holder layer includes the expected passive-anchor names (Vanguard, BlackRock, State Street) alongside active consumer-staples specialists who have held PG through multiple product cycles. The prior-quarter join failed this quarter — the changes block is empty and previousHoldings is unavailable — so any quarter-over-quarter flow narrative is unreliable. What reads cleanly from the static snapshot is PG's role as the institutional default consumer-staples allocation: held broadly, turned over slowly, and sized as a stability anchor rather than a return driver.