Despite revenue growth, Royal GroupLtd's CN¥63m EBIT loss and substantial debt raise concerns about its financial health. The company's balance sheet is deemed risky and in poor condition, though it may improve over time.

The company's strong conversion of profit to free cash flow and its underlying earnings potential being as good as, or possibly even better, than the statutory profit are positive signs. However, further analysis is needed to fully understand the company's earnings.

The 28% share price drop aligns with the company's poor revenue growth and failure to profit. The recent sell-off might be an opportunity if long-term growth trend signs emerge in the fundamental data.

Despite declining revenue, the company's high P/S ratio may reflect investor optimism. However, if the ratio aligns with recent negative growth, shareholders may face disappointment. The high P/S ratio and falling revenue pose significant risk to investors.

Hainan Airport Infrastructure's earnings growth is due to high reinvestment, despite unimpressive ROE and net income growth. Forecasts predict accelerated earnings, but lack of dividends and minimal growth suggest business deterioration.

Despite predicted earnings growth, Easyhome New Retail Group's low P/E ratio indicates investor skepticism. Unseen threats to earnings may be causing this mismatch with the positive outlook. Investors anticipate future earnings volatility.

UTour Group, despite having net cash, is deemed risky due to its loss-making status on an EBIT level. Its revenue growth is positive, but the stock remains a gamble.

Despite Shanghai Bailian (Group) trading below industry PE ratio, negative growth introduces risk. Investors should consider their exposure to 600827 or diversify. Potential investors should consider risks of negative growth prospects.

The market's lack of concern for the EPS figure or expected earnings drop is reflected in the 37% share price fall. The company's weak performance over the past five years resulted in shareholders facing a yearly loss of 3%.