toys

Pop Mart adds Mexico production site to boost US supply

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

As at the end of June 2025, Miniso has set up nearly 1,700 stores in Asia (excluding mainland China), including in Singapore.

How Miniso taps into the business of joy and emotional connections

The company has its roots in China, but it has now accumulated the most extensive cross-cultural experience in Asia

'Baby Shark' has been viewed more than 16 billion times.

‘Baby Shark’ creator’s 62% wipeout sinks stock below IPO price

Pricing has also landed at the high end of its marketed range

The golden era of Pop Mart shares may already be over.

Pop Mart’s Labubu risks beanie baby-style collapse: analyst

The shares have fallen about 25% since Hu initiated her coverage of the Beijing-based toy firm with an “underperform” rating on Oct 16

An influencer holds a Labubu Why So Serious Plush Pendant doll during an AliExpress and Pop Mart livestream shopping show on Singles' Day at a pop-up store in London on Nov 11.

Labubu craze hits London on Singles’ Day with AliExpress live shopping show

Sales on the platform’s official Pop Mart UK store surge 1,500% in October from a year earlier

The Hong Kong-listed stock’s drop followed a viral clip in which a Pop Mart employee appeared to question the value of a blindbox item during a Thursday livestream.

Pop Mart shares fall after live-streaming incident about pricing

The controversy coincides with a broader cooling in secondary market prices of the Labubu series

An Atari console, one of the early versions of video games from the 1980s, sits among the displays.

Tehran toy museum brings old childhood memories to life

The founder of the museum has gathered more than 2,000 toys from around the world

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.

Labubu resale price falls may be more about supply than demand

[SHANGHAI] Kasidit Teerawiboosin, 22, has ridden the wave of Labubu’s success as a reseller in Thailand of toys from Pop Mart, but the days of easily making money flipping the toothy-grinned monsters ...

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.

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

The continued reliance on scarcity to sell its products could turn consumers off