Vitasoy's declining ROCE and stagnant capital employed hint at a mature business with limited growth. High current liabilities to total assets ratio of 41% adds risk. Unless metrics improve, consider other investment opportunities.

Uni-President China Holdings Ltd's high P/E ratio is concerning due to its inferior earnings outlook. The predicted future earnings may not support the high P/E for long, risking shareholders' investments and potential investors may be overpaying. Despite hopes for a business turnaround, analysts lack confidence.

The recent insider purchase and the high level of insider ownership suggest that insiders are quite bullish about Want Want China Holdings.

Despite Vitasoy's declining revenues, its high P/S ratio indicates investors are more bullish than analysts. This could lead to disappointment if the P/S falls in line with the growth outlook.

Despite healthy dividends and increased revenue, the drop in share price suggests potential underlying issues. The company's performance last year, worse than the annualised loss of 6% over the last half decade, may indicate unresolved challenges.

Want Want China Holdings failed to meet the high growth expectations set five years ago, as indicated by its share price decline. Despite aligning with the market return of -10% over the last year, the company's 11% decline continues its poor long term performance.

Tingyi (Cayman Islands) Holding's flat ROCE and capital employed trend hint at a non-multi-bagger future. High current liabilities could be risky. The stock's 1.3% return over five years suggests better investment opportunities elsewhere.