The company's share price reflects changes in EPS, indicating market sentiment remains steady. The divergence between TSR and share price return is largely due to dividends. The company's returns have worsened over the past year.

China Merchants Port Group's low P/E ratio is due to its weaker growth and the expectation of continued limited growth rates. If recent medium-term earnings trends persist, the share price may not rise significantly soon.

Despite EPS improvement, the share price underperformed, hinting at past unreasonable growth expectations. The modest 1.3% dividend yield likely doesn't guide market view. The company's past year performance suggests unresolved challenges.

The market's past overconfidence and the divergence between the TSR and share price return due to dividend payments suggest unresolved challenges. Investors need to scrutinize data to ensure business soundness.

The company's rise in ROCE and capital base signals effective use of capital. Despite low stock return, underlying trends could make it a long-term multi-bagger.

TangShan Port Group Co.,Ltd's low P/E ratio is due to its forecasted growth being lower than the market. Shareholders accept this, acknowledging future earnings may not provide pleasant surprises. This will continue to form a barrier for the share price.

Beibu Gulf Port's EPS decline is slower than the share price reduction, likely causing market disappointment and investor hesitation. The low P/E ratio reflects this caution. Despite a 7.1% share price loss over the past year, long-term investors may see a 0.8% annual return over five years.

Shenzhen Yan Tian Port HoldingsLtd's high P/E ratio may be due to expectations of outperforming the market. However, with recent medium-term earnings decline, there's a risk of share price and P/E decline.

Investors' belief in the company's underperformance in the near future and its recent medium-term earnings trends suggest a low likelihood of significant share price rise. The company's lower than market forecast three-year growth also contributes to its low P/E ratio.

Nanjing Port's declining ROCE and flat capital employed trends are worrisome, indicating possible maturity and competitive margin pressures. Despite stock gains over the past five years, current trends do not inspire confidence in the company's multi-bagger potential.