The company is undervalued, suggesting a buying opportunity. The optimistic future outlook hasn't been fully reflected in the share price. However, consider other factors like capital structure before investing.

The market's sentiment towards the stock seems to have shifted, as suggested by the contrast between the EPS growth rate and the share price decline. The recent 3.7% uptick and improved share price performance could hint at a positive business inflection point.

SINOPEC Engineering (Group)'s lower P/E might be attributed to its subpar past performance and lackluster future growth projection as per market expectations. This, influenced by the market participants' acceptance of inferior earnings outlook, could be keeping the stock price from significant rise.

SINOPEC Engineering's prospects for becoming a multi-bagger stock appear low, given its declining ROCE and stagnant capital use. Its reliance on short-term creditors adds risk; investors have recognized this, as indicated by the stock decline.

China Galaxy Securities, giving the oil a Recommended (Hold) rating.
On the supply side： on Feb. 5, the EU's price limit mechanism for Russian seaborne petroleum products officially emerged. On Feb. 10, Russia announced plans to cut crude oil production by 500,000 barrels per day in March, a reduction of about 5%. OPEC+ maintained its previous production policy, and U.S. crude oil production grew slowly...