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27.10.26 - 12:06
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Pop Mart reports 45 to 50% revenue decline as Labubu sales weaken across major markets (SCMP)
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Pop Mart, the Chinese toymaker famous for Labubu collectible dolls, reported a 45 to 50 per cent year-on-year decline in third-quarter revenue, as sales weakened across its major markets, with overseas operations and online channels bearing the brunt of the slowdown.
Revenue in mainland China fell 25 to 30 per cent in the third quarter from a year earlier, while revenue in Asia-Pacific markets outside mainland China and Oceania dropped 65 to 70 per cent, according to a business update filed to......
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08.09.26 - 01:06
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Labubu meets LVMH: Pop Mart to open flagship store in Paris amid cooling overseas sales (SCMP)
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Chinese collectible toymaker Pop Mart International is pushing forward with global retail expansion amid slowing overseas sales and will open its first European flagship store in Paris' Boulevard Haussmann, the same street as iconic department stores Galeries Lafayette and Printemps, according to the company.
Last week, Pop Mart founder and CEO Wang Ning travelled to Paris ahead of the brand's coming store opening. While in Paris, Wang met Bernard Arnault, chairman and CEO of LVMH, gifting him a......
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29.07.26 - 08:00
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China′s Pop Mart opens new store in Singapore′s Sentosa amid slowing domestic sales (SCMP)
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Chinese toymaker Pop Mart International ramped up its global expansion on Wednesday by opening a new store on Singapore's Sentosa Island – alongside its first overseas Pop Bakery dessert store in the same venue – with observers predicting that more overseas locations would help drive growth, especially those in underpenetrated markets.
The launch comes amid softer domestic sales and normalising demand after a strong intellectual property (IP) cycle in 2025. Analysts said improved inventory......
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18.06.26 - 02:06
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Can Pop Mart sustain the Labubu juggernaut as China sales cool? (SCMP)
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Chinese toymaker Pop Mart recorded its first year-on-year decline in domestic online sales since 2024 in May, raising fresh questions about the sustainability of demand for its intellectual property (IP) portfolio, including its blockbuster Labubu character.
Domestic online sales fell 5 per cent from a year earlier and 14 per cent from April, according to Moojing e-commerce data tracking transactions across Tmall, Taobao and Douyin. Sales were also 25 per cent below the average monthly level......
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25.03.26 - 13:27
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Spielzeug-Hype: Aktie des Labubu-Herstellers bricht ein (Sueddeutsche)
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Einem Analysten von Morningstar zufolge verfehlten die Zahlen die Erwartungen. Zudem habe die Ankündigung, die Ausschüttungsquote für die Dividende von 35 auf 25 Prozent zu senken, belastet. Der Hersteller von Sammelfiguren verzeichnete 2025 einen Umsatzsprung um 185 Prozent auf 37,12 Milliarden Yuan (umgerechnet 5,38 Milliarden Dollar). Der Gewinn kletterte sogar um 308 Prozent auf 12,78 Milliarden Yuan. Firmenchef Wang Ning stellte für 2026 ein Umsatzwachstum von mindestens 20 Prozent in Aussicht. Man werde jedoch kein übermäßig aggressives Wachstum auf Kosten der Profitabilität anstreben, sagte er...
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25.03.26 - 09:36
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Pop Mart shares dive despite soaring profit as investors fear Labubu dependence (SCMP)
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Chinese toymaker Pop Mart reported strong annual growth in revenue and net profit for 2025, but not enough to alleviate investor fears that the company remains too reliant on the Labubu phenomenon.
Annual revenue jumped 184.7 per cent from a year earlier to 37.12 billion yuan (US$5.4 billion), while net profit surged 284.5 per cent to 13.08 billion yuan, the company said on Wednesday.
However, its Hong Kong-listed shares plunged 22.5 per cent to HK$168.30 on Wednesday, marking the biggest drop......
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09.02.26 - 06:18
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China′s Pop Mart gains on earnings hopes as investors eye growth beyond Labubu (SCMP)
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Pop Mart's shares climbed on Monday after the Chinese toymaker highlighted strong operating momentum at its annual gathering, reinforcing investor confidence ahead of earnings.
The company's Hong Kong-listed stock rose 5.8 per cent to HK$257.20 for noon break. Shares are now up more than 33 per cent year to date, though still about 24 per cent below their August peak of HK$339.80.
Founder Wang Ning said at the company's annual party on Friday that registered users had surpassed 100 million......
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