Despite strong earnings growth, the company's high P/E ratio could worry investors. Coupled with weaker than market growth, the share price may be at risk of declining.

The EPS growth outshines the yearly share price gain of 6%, indicating a more cautious market stance towards the stock. Dividends paid by the company have enhanced the total shareholder return, with a five-year TSR of 8% a year seen as superior.

The consistent reinvestment of capital at increasing rates of return by Hainan Strait ShippingLtd is a positive sign. This ability to profitably reinvest capital is a key ingredient for multi-bagger stocks. Despite the promising fundamentals, further due diligence is recommended.

Analysts caution investors of potential future disappointment if P/E falls to align with recent growth rates, suggesting risk of share price decline due to current challenging prices.

Despite a good ROE, Hainan Strait Shipping's earnings growth is low. The high payout ratio shows preference for dividends over business growth. More reinvestment from its high ROE could have benefited the company more.

Core point：
1. The International Energy Agency forecasts that U.S. oil production will increase by another 950 Kb/d by 2023 while domestic oil demand remains virtually unchanged.
2. We expect more crude oil exports from the U.S. Gulf in 2023 but fewer incremental barrels from Europe.
3. As a result, we expect VLCCs to be less competitive in transatlantic trade, with Suezmax and Aframax regaining market ...