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I think that people have over-reacted on today's news. Read on if you are interested in a Chinese company that makes liquid organic fertilizer.

China Agritech is a leading producer of compound liquid organic fertilizer with a ten year history of operating in Northern China. The Company develops, manufactures, and markets high quality, environmentally friendly liquid compound fertilizer products to farmers in twelve provinces of China.

China Agritech’s compound organic liquid fertilizer products are manufactured using a proprietary production method and formulas. The Company’s three main product lines are all comprised of organic elements, humic acid and amino acid, and inorganic elements that are plant and region specific. The proprietary process flow allows the Company to achieve high concentration levels that make it possible to increase crop yields from 15% up to 40%. All of the brands are certified by the government at the national level which is an endorsement of the effectiveness of the products in all regions of China. About 10% of the fertilizer companies in China are fully certified.

The Company is leveraging its success by expanding into Western, Central and Southern China, as well as Russia and Central Asia.

Valuation Ratios
Price to Earnings 7.79
Price to Revenue 1.91
Price to Book 1.48
Price to Cash Flow 6.62

Financial Strength
Current Ratio 17.35
Quick Ratio 15.81
Debt to Equity Ratio .00

Profitability Ratios
Gross Profit Margin 51.77
Net Profit Margin 21.72

Management Effectiveness
Return on Equity 21.94
Return on Invested Capital 20.46
Return on Assets 19.28

''China Agritech's lower first quarter results were significantly impacted by severe weather conditions caused by heavy rainfall and the longer winter season in northeast China,'' commented Mr. Yu Chang, Chief Executive Officer of China Agritech. ''The climate change not only affected consumption of our fertilizer products, but also caused delays in delivering orders to our customers. The deferred orders will be delivered by our distributors in the second quarter. The delayed orders should bring our revenue back on the growth track.''

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