(k) Price/earnings ratio (1) Book value per share 13.12 The following financial statements summarize the financial conditions for Alon USA Energy Inc. for fiscal year 2006. The company engages in refining and mar- keting petroleum products primarily in the south central, southwestern, and west- er regions of the United States. Unlike Sirius Satellite Radio Inc., in Problem 13.11, the company made profits for several years. Compute the given financial ratios, and interpret the firm's financial health during fiscal year 2006 from its financial statements shown here: Income Statement (All numbers in thousands) Period Ending 31 Dec 06 31 Dec 05 31 Dec 04 3,198,084 2.862,975 335,109 2,328,507 2,084,181 244,326 1,707,564 1.469.940 237,624 84,756 (63,255) 34,274 279,334 73,219 (38,591) 20.935 188,763 149.296 (175) 19.064 69,439 Total Revenue Cost of Revenue Gross Profit Operating Expenses Research and Development Selling General and Administrative Nonrecurring Other Operating Income or Loss Income from Continuing Operations Total Other Income/Expenses Net Earings before Interest and Taxes Interest Expense Income before Tax Income Tax Expense Minority Interest Net Income from Continuing Ops Net Income 5,861 194,621 277 69.716 23.70 46,012 19,326 175.295 7,740 290.235 30,658 259,577 93,968 (8,241) 157,368 157,368 18.315 65,518 (5,792) 103.988 103,988 25.1 25,130 Preferred Stock and Other Adjustments Net Income Applicable to Common Shares Outstanding Shares $25.14 $157,368 $103,988 39,889 46.738 1 Type here to search AF St (a) Debt ratio (b) Times-interest-earned ratio (c) Current ratio (d) Quick (acid test) ratio (e) Inventory-turnover ratio (f) Days-sales-outstanding ratio (g) Total-assets turnover ratio (h) Profit margin on sales (i) Return on total assets () Return on common equity (k) Price/earnings ratio, with a share price of $65 (1) Book value per share o W i This a concel (k) Price/earnings ratio (1) Book value per share 13.12 The following financial statements summarize the financial conditions for Alon USA Energy Inc. for fiscal year 2006. The company engages in refining and mar- keting petroleum products primarily in the south central, southwestern, and west- er regions of the United States. Unlike Sirius Satellite Radio Inc., in Problem 13.11, the company made profits for several years. Compute the given financial ratios, and interpret the firm's financial health during fiscal year 2006 from its financial statements shown here: Income Statement (All numbers in thousands) Period Ending 31 Dec 06 31 Dec 05 31 Dec 04 3,198,084 2.862,975 335,109 2,328,507 2,084,181 244,326 1,707,564 1.469.940 237,624 84,756 (63,255) 34,274 279,334 73,219 (38,591) 20.935 188,763 149.296 (175) 19.064 69,439 Total Revenue Cost of Revenue Gross Profit Operating Expenses Research and Development Selling General and Administrative Nonrecurring Other Operating Income or Loss Income from Continuing Operations Total Other Income/Expenses Net Earings before Interest and Taxes Interest Expense Income before Tax Income Tax Expense Minority Interest Net Income from Continuing Ops Net Income 5,861 194,621 277 69.716 23.70 46,012 19,326 175.295 7,740 290.235 30,658 259,577 93,968 (8,241) 157,368 157,368 18.315 65,518 (5,792) 103.988 103,988 25.1 25,130 Preferred Stock and Other Adjustments Net Income Applicable to Common Shares Outstanding Shares $25.14 $157,368 $103,988 39,889 46.738 1 Type here to search AF St (a) Debt ratio (b) Times-interest-earned ratio (c) Current ratio (d) Quick (acid test) ratio (e) Inventory-turnover ratio (f) Days-sales-outstanding ratio (g) Total-assets turnover ratio (h) Profit margin on sales (i) Return on total assets () Return on common equity (k) Price/earnings ratio, with a share price of $65 (1) Book value per share o W i This a concel
