Compare Pfcf Ratio Across Equities
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Cross Equities Pfcf Ratio Analysis
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| 2010 | 2011 | 2012 | 2013 | 2014 | 2015 | 2016 | 2017 | 2018 | 2019 | 2020 | 2021 | 2022 | 2023 | 2024 | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| CPK | 11.9606 | 17.6733 | (70.9468) | (23.8696) | (40.4149) | (21.6995) | (15.6783) | (19.6698) | (10.8209) | (19.2197) | (274) | (70.295) | 68.4314 | 131 | 137 |
| OGS | 110 | (35.3535) | (22.5947) | (12.388) | (42.7923) | 26.4082 | (122) | (37.5204) | 57.2656 | (46.2659) | (38.177) | (2.0468) | 4.2695 | 12.9823 | 13.63 |
| NI | 5.5897 | (10.2923) | (12.7845) | (9.109) | (7.4097) | 64.4987 | (10.6037) | (8.8671) | (7.0707) | (47.605) | (13.4795) | (17.5251) | (14.0641) | (15.5445) | (14.77) |
| NJR | (20.9774) | (12.177) | (22.3253) | 30.9688 | 37.5959 | (13.3393) | (46.8852) | 196 | (13.0725) | (9.9789) | (14.3359) | (13.5264) | (63.6606) | (73.21) | (69.55) |
| UGI | 18.5789 | 9.5051 | 14.1312 | 10.7336 | 8.954 | 19.2991 | 25.0009 | 18.7181 | 24.0456 | 15.4149 | 11.2646 | (77.1291) | 36.2822 | 41.72 | 43.81 |
| SR | 73.4094 | 49.8155 | 35.1838 | (34.3207) | 72.2606 | 80.3124 | (23.3717) | (82.6784) | (11.8772) | (16.1652) | (8.4184) | (6.5188) | (13.3623) | 73.8741 | 70.18 |
| ATO | (29.3164) | (21.8115) | (16.6266) | (48.8722) | (42.7671) | (26.4058) | (32.9461) | (30.0248) | (18.4183) | (13.0752) | (3.7483) | (9.5702) | 23.5139 | (17.5792) | (18.46) |
| SPH | 9.9216 | 17.5527 | 17.5527 | 17.5527 | 17.5527 | 17.5527 | 5.6864 | 5.6864 | 5.6864 | 5.6864 | 5.6864 | 5.6864 | 5.6828 | 6.54 | 6.21 |
| RGCO | (59.466) | 27.058 | 1.5 K | (11.9179) | 32.0531 | (37.3327) | (26.5456) | (20.5543) | (32.7101) | (18.8808) | (22.1045) | (19.3882) | (114) | (102) | (97.21) |
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