Woodside Petroleum (ASX:WPL)

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Day Range

Year Range

Market Cap

Volume

P/E

9.67

Historical Yield (%)

2.05

Short Sell (%)

1.57

GICS Industry Group

Energy

GICS Sub-Industry Group

Oil & Gas Exploration & Production - 10102020

EPS

283.90

ROE (%)

-0.26

ROA (%)

0.00

EBITDA Margin (%)

0.49

EBIT Margin (%)

0.01

NPAT Margin (%)

-1.12

Inventory Turnover

19.83

Asset Turnover

0.13

Net Gearing (%)

0.30

Net Interest Cover

0.13

Current Ratio

2.03

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