Frontera Energy Corp T.FEC

2022 Profitability from Seeking Alpha

[kcac1]

Hopefully, this posts correctly as it comes from a paid subscription that often gets blocked.. This is far better than I would have thought.

FEC:CA Profitability Grade

-RATING: NOT COVERED

 

	FEC:CA	FEC:CA 5Y Avg.	% Diff. to 5Y Avg.
Gross Profit Margin (TTM)	53.07%	-	NM
EBIT Margin (TTM)	43.72%	-	NM
EBITDA Margin (TTM)	62.26%	-	NM
Net Income Margin (TTM)	13.66%	-	NM
Levered FCF Margin (TTM)	-6.80%	-	NM
Return on Common Equity (TTM)	11.21%	-	NM
Return on Total Capital (TTM)	16.35%	-	NM
Return on Total Assets (TTM)	6.21%	-	NM
CAPEX / Sales (TTM)	34.50%	-	NM
Asset Turnover Ratio (TTM)	0.46x	-	NM
Cash From Operations (TTM)	684.65M	-	NM
Cash Per Share (TTM)	2.57	-	-
Net Income Per Employee (TTM)	196.38K	-	NM

[Kelvin]

Yeah I'm just learning about some of the metrics regarding oil&gas accounting vs GAAP accounting. Eric Nuttal is big on free cash flow yield. It's definined differently in the two accounting systems. Oil&gas accounting considers reserves in the ground differently depending on any futures contracts and this depends on the "collars" embedded in the contracts, 2-way, 3-way

[kcac1]

The Colombian National Oil/Gas reserves are supposed to be released to the public any day nopw and expected to go down for the first time, putting more negative pressure on the current government policy since O & G are a big part of their economy. That profitability report would be a big plus for selling FEC. I think the losses shown on the year end reports were paper losses, like writting