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Lifestyle

Tehran toy museum brings old childhood memories to life

Pop Mart’s revenue grew as much as 250 per cent in July-September, outpacing the 204.4 per cent growth of the first half of the year, a stock exchange filing showed.
Consumer & Healthcare

Labubu resale price falls may be more about supply than demand

Pop Mart has also captured grown-ups – fashionistas playfully pairing Labubus with their designer handbags and working mothers gifting to appease their overworked school children.
Opinion & Features

Sorry, Pop Mart, Labubu is just not Lego or Pokemon

Since its June debut, 'KPop Demon Hunters' has topped more than 325 million views, making it Netflix’s most-watched original movie.
Lifestyle

From screen to shelf: Netflix taps Mattel, Hasbro for ‘KPop Demon Hunters’ toys

Pop Mart’s sales took off from the second half of last year, driven by releases of its plush Labubu toy becoming a global hit adored by celebrities and average consumers alike. PHOTO: BLOOMBERG
Global Enterprise

Pop Mart reports strong quarterly sales amid Labubu popularity

Pop Mart has already done what many thought impossible – making Labubu the first Chinese product to win a global audience for its emotional and creative appeal rather than because it represents value-for-money.
Lifestyle

Labubu-maker Pop Mart learns from Disney to capitalise on toy’s viral success

Top Toy, which will remain a subsidiary of Miniso post spinoff, focuses on pop culture-inspired collectible toys.
Consumer & Healthcare

Miniso to spin off Top Toy, list it in Hong Kong

The Wall Street bank’s downgrade comes amid signs that the hype surrounding Pop Mart’s designer toys is fading.
Global Enterprise

Fading Labubu frenzy wipes US$13 billion from Pop Mart shares

Pop Mart attributed the price decline of mini Labubus in the second-hand market in part to increased production.
Lifestyle

Mini Labubu prices sink 24% from peak as speculative mania cools

Adults who buy toys – such as Star Wars figurines – for themselves are willing to pay premium prices and shopping more frequently than parents buying for under-12s.
Opinion & Features

The kidults are more than all right for toy companies

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