How is the Frontline Plc today?

The Frontline Plc today is trading in the green, up by 7.46% at 19.74.

How has Frontline Plc performed historically?

The Frontline Plc is currently trading up 7.46% on an intraday basis in the past week the index rose 11.97%. The index has been up 27.93% in the past quarter and fell -17.89% in the past year. You can view this in the overview section.

What is Frontline Plc Annual Revenue?

Frontline Plc Annual Revenue rose 13.77%, in the last year to $2,050.38 M. Its sector's average revenue growth for the last fiscal year was 4.77%.

What is Frontline Plc Annual Net Profit?

Frontline Plc Annual Net Profit fell 24.5% in the last year to $495.58 M. Its sector's average net profit growth for the last fiscal year was 9.07%.

What is Frontline Plc Price to Earning Ratio?

Frontline Plc Price to Earning Ratio is 12.63, lower than its sector PE ratio of 17.96.

What is Frontline Plc Stock Price?

Frontline Plc Stock Price fell 17.89% and underperformed its sector by 18.8% in the past year.

What is Frontline Plc Quarterly Revenue?

Frontline Plc Quarterly Revenue fell 26.03% YoY to $427.87 M. Its sector's average revenue growth YoY for the quarter was 4.48%.

What is Frontline Plc Quarterly Net profit?

Frontline Plc Quarterly Net profit fell 81.59% YoY to $33.29 M. Its sector's average net profit growth YoY for the quarter was 48.19%.

What is Frontline Plc Debt to Equity Ratio?

Frontline Plc Debt to Equity Ratio of 1.6 is higher than 1. This implies that company assets are financed through debt.

What is Frontline Plc Return on Equity(ROE)?

Frontline Plc Return on Equity(ROE) for the last financial year was 21.46%, more than 20% in the last financial year, indicating an efficient use of shareholder's capital to generate profit.

What is Frontline Plc Mutual Fund Holding?

Frontline Plc Mutual Fund Holding decreased by 0.9% in the last quarter to 16.65.

What is Frontline Plc Interest Coverage Ratio?

Frontline Plc Interest Coverage Ratio is 2.66, higher than 1.5. This means that it is able to meet its interest payments comfortably with its earnings (EBIT).