Multiple Real Estate Trusts Post Multi-Year Share Price Declines

Several long-term investments have underperformed relative to market averages despite showing some positive business fundamentals. Schroder European Real Estate Investment Trust's share price dropped 37% over three years, even with recent profitability improvements, possibly due to declining dividends affecting investor sentiment. Similarly, InnoTec TSS AG's share price fell 34% in three years, closely tracking an 11% annual EPS decline, reflecting stable but negative market sentiment. Marston's PLC saw a 35% decline over five years despite 18% revenue growth and recent insider buying, indicating mixed signals between fundamentals and market performance. American Assets Trust's stock dropped 32% in five years, even as EPS grew 10% per year, suggesting other factors beyond earnings growth influenced the share price decline. Additionally, Allient (NASDAQ:ALNT) shows concerning trends with a falling return on capital employed (ROCE), declining from 9.9% to 5.3% over five years, underperforming its industry average and raising doubts about its reinvestment efficiency for growth.