The market may not be evaluating the company based on earnings growth due to the EPS and share price mismatch. It seems management might be favoring revenue growth over EPS growth. The recent rise in total shareholder return could suggest the business is gradually improving.

Less impressive growth prospects are indicated for China International Marine Containers due to its low P/S ratio. Shareholders' pessimism on its future revenue prospects, which are below industry's forecast, seems to limit the share price's growth potential.

China International Marine Containers sees a slump in share price despite better bottom-line and boosted revenue. Even with -18% TSR over the last 3 years, it fares better due to dividends. It's advisable for investors to monitor the company's fundamentals and potential short-term issues.

The promising future profit growth of China International Marine Containers is already factored in its shares. It may not be an ideal time to buy, given it's trading at industry PE ratio. Further analysis is suggested before the next price drop.