Is the WH group undervalued? Why is the WH group listed subsidiary SmithField Foods SFD now worth almost the same value as Wh group? Is this ridiculous?

The significant ownership by insiders at WH Group generally increases the chance that the company is run in the interest of all shareholders and indicates optimism for the future.

WH Group's ROCE trend is concerning, having decreased over the past five years. The market also appears pessimistic, with the stock dropping 16% in the last five years. These trends are not characteristic of multi-baggers.

Despite strong revenue growth, the P/S ratio indicates investor skepticism about outperforming the industry. Shareholders seem to think the company has peaked, accepting lower selling prices. The low P/S may reflect perceived future risks and revenue instability.

WH Group's P/E ratio aligns with other companies despite limited growth expectations, indicating investor willingness for stock exposure. However, weak earnings outlook and slower market growth could risk share price decline.

Despite COFCO Joycome Foods boosting its bottom line, falling revenues and stocks could impact its market optimism. This recent sell-off may be perceived as an opportunity by long-term investors, but should observe for signs of long-term growth.

WH Group's declining ROCE trend and the lack of sales growth despite reinvestment strategy reflect diminishing returns. Coupled with stagnant stock growth over five years, the company may not offer promising multi-bagger investment opportunities.