Befar GroupLtd's low P/E ratio is due to declining earnings. Shareholders accept this, anticipating no pleasant surprises in future earnings. If medium-term earnings trends persist, share price may remain stable.

The 27% share price drop isn't as severe as the EPS reduction, indicating the weak EPS wasn't as feared. Last year's performance suggests unresolved issues, worse than the 1.4% annualised loss over the past five years. Investors should consider other data and potential risks before investing.

Despite Befar Group's higher-than-market growth forecast, the company's low P/E ratio indicates that shareholders doubt the forecasts and are accepting substantially lower selling prices due to anticipated earnings volatility.

Despite Befar Group's higher-than-market growth forecast, the company's low P/E ratio indicates that shareholders doubt the forecasts and are accepting substantially lower selling prices due to anticipated earnings volatility.

Despite Befar Group's higher-than-market growth forecast, the company's low P/E ratio indicates that shareholders doubt the forecasts and are accepting substantially lower selling prices due to anticipated earnings volatility.

Despite Befar Group's higher-than-market growth forecast, the company's low P/E ratio indicates that shareholders doubt the forecasts and are accepting substantially lower selling prices due to anticipated earnings volatility.