Clorox Company reported a decline in sales and earnings for the first quarter of fiscal year 2026, ending September 30, 2025, primarily due to the expected impact of an ERP transition in the U.S. Net sales decreased by 19% to $1.43 billion, with organic sales also decreasing by 17%. Gross margin decreased by 410 basis points to 41.7%, and diluted net earnings per share decreased by 19% to $0.65. The company reported a 58% decrease in year-to-date net cash provided by operations. The impact of the ERP transition led to lower shipments and earnings per share are expected to decrease by 30% for the fiscal year 2026. Despite challenges, Clorox is focused on accelerating profitable growth through innovation and digital tools. Key segment results showed declines across various segments due to lower volume related to the ERP transition. The company maintained its outlook for net sales, gross margin, and adjusted EPS for the fiscal year 2026. Strategic highlights included the introduction of new products and successful completion of the first two phases of the ERP implementation. CEO Linda Rendle emphasized the company's commitment to delivering value to consumers amid ongoing uncertainty and volatility. Clorox earned recognitions for its sustainability efforts and brand innovation. The company's financial information and outlook for fiscal year 2026 were detailed, highlighting the impact of the ERP transition on sales and earnings. Clorox's dedication to digital transformation and consumer experiences remains a focal point for future growth.