The market expected higher growth, but weak revenue could risk EPS, explaining the lower share price. The company's poor performance last year and long-term share price weakness may indicate unresolved challenges.

China Tianying's share price drop may be due to low ROE and net income decline over the past five years. Despite earnings shrinkage, future growth is expected. Yet, low ROE and high profit retention could hinder this growth.

Despite robust forecasts, China Tianying's P/E aligns with other firms, implying investor uncertainty about meeting growth prospects and potential risks affecting the P/E ratio. Investors seem to expect future earnings volatility.

China Tianying's reinvestment hasn't led to increased returns, indicating possible lack of confidence in current trends. The declining ROCE raises concerns on the company's growth potential.