Question

Is it possible for the operating profit to be more that the gross profit?

Answer 1

Yes if non operating expenses are more than non operating income.
OR
Operating income are more than operating expenses

Answer 2

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YES

Gross profit margin is a measure of a company’s profitability, calculated as the gross profit as a percentage of revenue.

$\sf{ \gray{Gross \: Profit \: Ratio }= \frac{ Gross \: Profit}{ Net \: sales. }}$

$\sf{ \gray{Gross \: Profit \: Ratio} = \frac{ Gross \: Profit} {Net \: Sales}x 100.}$