Alaska Air Group Inc Receivables Turnover Ratio (ALK), from the second quarter 2026 to the second quarter 2025 current and historic results, rankings and more - CSIMarket
Alaska Air Group Inc Accounts Receivables Turnover Ratio from the second quarter 2026 to the second quarter 2025
Quarterly Results, Trends, Rankings, Statistics
Alaska Air Group Inc 's ability to collect its outstanding accounts receivable from its corporate clients, has improved in the second quarter 2026 to a ratio of 23.99, above the company average. This is a clear sign of healthy business climate in the Airline industry and improving liquidity at their respective customers, during the second quarter 2026. Average receivable collection period, for the Alaska Air Group Inc in Jun 30 2026 quarter, has decreased to 15 days, compared to 16 days, in the Mar 31 2026 quarter.
If we take a look into Transportation sector 14 other companies have achieved higher receivables turnover ratio. While receivables turnover ratio total ranking has improved thus far to 537, from overall ranking in the first quarter 2026 at 1394.
In an ever-evolving airline landscape, Alaska Air Group Inc. (NYSE: ALK) is navigating through a confluence of promising prospects and recent challenges that are shaping investor sentiment. On July 18, 2024, the dynamics surrounding Alaska Air’s stock offered a striking juxtaposition of optimism and disappointment. A Mixed Bag of Earnings Reports The week kicked off with optimistic sentiments as Wolfe Research elevated Alaska Air s stock from Peer Perform to Outperform, hinting at a potentially fruitful quarter ahead. This likewise coincided with earlier reports of a strong second-quarter earnings beat where Alaska Air reported a profit of $2.55 per share, surpassing analyst expectations despite a year-over-year decline in earnings. The company exhibited a commendable adjusted pretax margin of 15.8%, ranking among the highest in the industry. Yet, this enthusiasm was short-lived. By July 18, the mood shifted dramatically as the company released disappointing guidance for the third quarter prompting a downward adjustment in expectations for fiscal year 2024. Alaska Air s forecast revealed that anticipated profits would face pressures primarily stemming from a new labor contract, which investors perceived as deeply concerning. The forward-looking narrative suggested challenges ahead, overshadowing immediate financial successes.
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