.16108,302,565,293.70销售成本88,022,127,671.4866,017,353,745.0972,885,641,217.00销售毛利49,728,230,724.2231,727,783,449.0735,416,924,076.70销售毛利率36.10%32.46%32.70%营业利润16,089,227,281.0213,516,176,980.5417,455,697,835.72利息支出709,,764,677.17652,352,307.9293,317,462.31经营利润15,379,462,603.8512,863,824,672.6217,362,380,373.41营业收入137,750,358,395.7097,745,137,194.16108,302,565.293.70营业利润率11.16%13.16%16.03%净利润14,252,954,811.9612,623,732,620.2215,524,634,903.87营业收入137,750,358,395.7097,745,137,194.16108,302,565,293.70销售净利率10.35%12.91%14.33%1.销售毛利率销售毛利率反映每百元营业收入扣除营业成本后,在多少现金可以用于补偿各项期间费用并形成盈利。其计算公式为:销售毛利率=销售毛利/销售收入*100%=(营业收入营业成本)/营业收入*100%。销售毛利率是企业实现净利润和综合收益的条件和基础。单位收入的毛利越高,抵补各项期间费用的能力越强,企业的获利能力就越高。虽然销售毛利率较高的企业,销售净利率不一定就高,但是,如果企业的销售毛利率非常低,则无论如何也不可能在比较理想的销售净利率。企业管理者可根据销售毛利率水平来预测获利能力,并进行成本水平的判断和控制,因为销售成本率=1一销售主利率。