Despite EPS growth and revenue increase, the share price has fallen, indicating EPS may not reflect the company's performance, or the company was over-hyped. The stock's long-term performance, returning 0.5% per year over five years, is more crucial.

The company's low ROE, even with the use of significant debt, is not a good result. High-quality companies typically have high ROE with low debt. The market often bids up high-quality businesses to a price that reflects this.