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Chinese aluminium firm gains EPS — stock pricings tell a different tale altogether

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JiaoZuo WanFang Aluminum Manufacturing Co. Ltd (SZSE:000612) has experienced a 3.9 per cent decline in its stock price over the past week, raising concerns among its predominantly individual investors, who hold a concrete 52 per cent stake in the company.

Chinese aluminium firm gains EPS — stock prices tell a different tale altogether

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The company's ownership structure reveals that the top 25 investors collectively own 48 per cent of the shares, with the largest shareholder, Zhangshu Hetai Ancheng Investment Center (Limited Partnership), possessing a 14 per cent stake. Kaiman Aluminum (Sanmenxia) Co., Ltd. and Hangzhou Jinjiang Group hold 12 per cent and 5.4 per cent respectively.

Despite the recent stock decline, JiaoZuo WanFang Aluminum Manufacturing reported a remarkable 153 per cent increase in earnings per share (EPS) over the past year. However, its price-to-earnings (P/E) ratio stands at 12.3x, significantly lower than the industry average.

With a comparatively lower price-to-earnings (or 'P/E') ratio, the enterprise may be sending very bullish signals at this juncture, given that almost half of all companies in China have P/E ratios greater than 40x and even P/E's higher than 78x are not unusual. However, it's not wise to just take the P/E at face value, as there may be an explanation for why it's so limited.

The company's market capitalisation has decreased to RMB 9.0 billion, impacting individual investors the most due to their substantial holdings.

In summary, while JiaoZuo WanFang Aluminum Manufacturing has demonstrated strong earnings growth, the recent stock price decline and low P/E ratio point to investor apprehension regarding future performance. The company's ownership structure, dominated by individual investors, suggests that any further volatility could significantly affect shareholder sentiment.

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