Johnson & Johnson states in its Credo that business must make a sound profit, experiment with new ideas, carry on research, develop innovative programs, invest for the future, pay for mistakes, and create reserves for adverse times.

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The Johnson & Johnson Credo names stockholders as the company's final responsibility. It states that business must make a sound profit, experiment with new ideas, carry on research, develop innovative programs, invest for the future, pay for mistakes, purchase new equipment, provide new facilities, launch new products, create reserves for adverse times, and provide stockholders a fair return when the company operates according to these principles.

Johnson & Johnson's Stated Final Responsibility to Stockholders

Johnson & Johnson public Our Credo page describing Credo-guided decision-making, responsibilities to patients, employees, communities, and stockholders, and stakeholder commitments. https://www.jnj.com/credo/

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