Pop Mart

Pop Mart launches largest ever buyback after record stock plunge

The buyback helped stabilise sentiment on Friday, with shares rising as much as 4.1 per cent

 Labubu remains central to the company’s performance.

Pop Mart shares sink 23% on doubts firm can grow past Labubu

The company is pushing to diversify its intellectual property portfolio and sustain momentum through new releases

Pop Mart has said that it is drawing on Disney’s playbook as it looks to turn Labubu’s popularity into lasting success.

Pop Mart and Sony team up for Labubu film to expand viral toy’s reach

The company is currently showcasing The Monsters as part of a global tour to mark the characters’ 10th anniversary

Pop Mart’s sales mix has grown more balanced since Q4, with Crybaby and Twinkle Twinkle accounting for a larger share, according to Huatai Securities.

Labubu mania is over. Pop Mart bets it can survive with new toys

The company has also funnelled more resources into characters seen as having breakout potential, particularly Twinkle Twinkle

The blind box phenomenon has driven fans to hunt down rare models and resell valuable items for thousands of dollars.

Singapore plans regulation for blind boxes over gambling risks

Pop Mart has opened at least six stores across the city-state

Luckin, a coffee chain, successfully sued a business in Thailand that had opened cafes under the same name with an almost identical logo.
THE BOTTOM LINE

China once stole foreign ideas. Now it wants to protect its own

The country’s courts are inundated with intellectual-property cases

Sales in overseas markets have been surging, becoming Pop Mart’s key growth driver.

Labubu maker Pop Mart sets up London hub for European push

The company will open 27 new stores in Europe in the coming year

For Singapore investors, when it comes to China exposure, the question is not how much China, but which, says the writer.

Quiet malls, full containers: The two-speed reality of the Chinese economy

The China that disappointed investors may not be the same one that is growing

The Labubu manufacturer announced in a filing that it bought back 1.4 million shares on Jan 19 for HK$251 million (S$41.1 million).

Pop Mart shares surge as traders cheer first share buyback since 2024

POP MART International Group shares soared the most in five months after the Chinese toymaker’s first share buyback since 2024 boosted investor confidence. 

The Labubu maker has emerged as a rare example of a Chinese consumer brand gaining worldwide popularity.

Pop Mart adds Mexico production site to boost US supply

The company is set to release later this week multiple toy series