Operational income is the amount left after operating expenses, and the cost of products sold have been removed from revenue. It's a metric for how well a company's top management manages costs and achieves profits.
Operating profit or operating earnings are terms used by some companies to describe their operating income. On a company's income statement, it's usually placed after \\"Operating Expenses\\" and before \\"Other Income (Expenses).\\" The income statement is included in the financial statements submitted with the Securities and Exchange Commission on a quarterly and annual basis by publicly traded corporations.