Mainland computer giant Legend Holdings turned in the worst performance on the Hang Seng Index last week with a loss of 26.82 per cent.
However, for the past 12 months the stock has risen a dizzy 260.9 per cent and is far and away the best performing stock on the index over the period.
Its nearest competitor, Li & Fung, trails with a 184.87 per cent gain.
'Look at how well [Legend's] business has done. [Its] stock price performance reflects the success [it has] had in the marketplace,' Goldman Sachs executive director Tim Ariowitsch said.
Legend's report card certainly glows with achievements - in the past financial year, net profit grew 73.66 per cent while, according to HSBC, its average earning per share growth during the next three years is 37.66 per cent.
'My estimate for this September quarter is for it to grow its earnings 100 per cent. When you look at it on a [price-earnings] to growth basis, my numbers are likely conservative,' Mr Ariowitsch said.
