0151.HK China Wangwang Fundamental Research and Analysis Report
(0151.HK) Want Want China’s current price is HK$2.81. The medium- to long-term price trend (weekly MA10) is bearish, with the weekly K-line showing a downward structure this period. In the near term, the daily price trend (daily MA10) is also bearish, and the daily K-line pattern indicates a decline. The medium- to long-term price trend of the Hang Seng Index (weekly K-line MA10) is bearish. During operations, the valuation is undervalued. The key metric of operating cash flow to net profit is 1.18 for the current period, up 53.30% year-on-year and 55.18% quarter-on-quarter. The core metric, the price-to-earnings ratio (PE), stands at 7.54 this period, down 46.14% year-on-year and 33.06% month-on-month. The core metric, the price-to-book ratio (PB), stands at 1.69 this period, down 53.76% year-on-year and 34.56% month-on-month. Key indicator: Manufacturing PMI new orders stood at 50.50 this period, placing it at the 48th percentile over the past 10 years, up 1.61% year-on-year and down 0.20% month-on-month.
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(0151.HK) Want Want China’s current price is HK$2.81. The medium- to long-term price trend (weekly MA10) is bearish, with the weekly K-line showing a downward structure this period. In the near term, the daily price trend (daily MA10) is also bearish, and the daily K-line pattern indicates a decline. The medium- to long-term price trend of the Hang Seng Index (weekly K-line MA10) is bearish. During operations, the valuation is undervalued. The key metric of operating cash flow to net profit is 1.18 for the current period, up 53.30% year-on-year and 55.18% quarter-on-quarter. The core metric, the price-to-earnings ratio (PE), stands at 7.54 this period, down 46.14% year-on-year and 33.06% month-on-month. The core metric, the price-to-book ratio (PB), stands at 1.69 this period, down 53.76% year-on-year and 34.56% month-on-month. Key indicator: Manufacturing PMI new orders stood at 50.50 this period, placing it at the 48th percentile over the past 10 years, up 1.61% year-on-year and down 0.20% month-on-month.