China Food and Beverage Company (CHIF) is a Shell Companies company in the Financial Services sector, currently trading at $0.00. It has a SharesGrow Score of 7/100, indicating a weak investment profile with 0 out of 7 criteria passed.
Financials: revenue is $48,291, +0%/yr average growth. Net income is $59M (loss), growing at -3396.3%/yr. Net profit margin is -122608.8% (negative). Gross margin is -2420.7% (+0 pp trend).
Balance sheet: total debt is $546,579 with negative equity of -$63M — this means total liabilities exceed total assets. This is a warning sign that may indicate accumulated losses, aggressive share buybacks, heavy debt financing, or aggressive dividend payouts. Companies like McDonald's and Starbucks also carry negative equity due to buybacks and dividends, but investors should assess whether the business generates sufficient cash flow to service its debt and sustain payouts. Current ratio is -0 (tight liquidity). Debt-to-assets is 84.3%. Total assets: $648,449.
SharesGrow 7-Criteria breakdown: Value ?/100 (Fail), Growth 15/100 (Fail), Past 0/100 (Fail), Health 0/100 (Fail), Moat 11/100 (Fail), Future ?/100 (Fail), Income 10/100 (Fail).
