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Pop Mart seen as a leader in experiential consumption with its IP-driven theme park business

Xinhua News Agency Reports Pop Mart's Chinese New Year Limited Edition is Popular Overseas

Pop Mart is set to launch new product series, including CRYBABY and HIRONO, on February 19.

Changes to Hang Seng Index constituents to take effect on March 9, 2026, with minor adjustment to Pop Mart's weighting

POP MART Collaborates with Taipei Lantern Festival to Feature Baby Molly and Other Character Lanterns

Pop Mart showcases Star Wars series figures at New York Toy Fair 2026

vivo V70 to release in the Philippines on February 28 with a Pop Mart ZSIGA Golden Hour colorway

Pop Mart is expected to pay its annual dividend on June 19, 2026.

Pop Mart's Labubu movie, directed by the director of "Paddington Bear," is expected to be released in 2026.

Pop Mart responds to questions about the development and sales of derivative products for domestic film IPs

Securities Times: Pop Mart's Stock Price Rebounds Strongly, Overseas Expansion Becomes Key Path for Consumer Enterprises

Media discusses the "emotional economy" trend, viewing Pop Mart as a typical case

People's Daily publishes article, providing a broader stage for the development of the private economy

Pop Mart Opens Fashion-First Store in London, Deepening Brand Diversification Strategy

People's Daily article mentions Pop Mart as a case of a domestic cultural IP 'riding the waves'

Sina Finance reports that Pop Mart's stock price has set a record for consecutive days of increase

Shanghai emerges as a new shopping hotspot for IP brands and trendy items, with Pop Mart's flagship store attracting foreign tourists.

The second-hand price of the LABUBU series is lower than the official price, indicating its return from a "financial product" to a regular consumer good

Pop Mart's SKULLPANDA themed exhibition at the National Museum of Singapore will conclude

Pop Mart collaborates with the 2026 Taipei Lantern Festival, featuring large-scale IP lantern installations in Ximending

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Hong Kong stocks fell 233 points (0.9%) to 26,469 as trading resumed post-Lunar New Year. The decline was influenced by closed mainland exchanges and weakened global risk appetite due to U.S. military actions in the Middle East and a selloff in private equity stocks. Investors await January's jobless rate, while optimism about travel demand during the Spring Festival provided some support. Tech and consumer stocks led the declines, with major losses from Pop Mart Intl. (-3.3%), Xiaomi (-3.2%), Kuaishou Tech (-3.0%), and Tencent (-2.3%).

- Hong Kong stocks fell 233 points, or 0.9%, to 26,469 as markets reopened after the Lunar New Year break, reversing previous gains.  
- Sentiment was affected by closed mainland exchanges and weakened global risk appetite due to U.S. military actions and a selloff in private equity stocks.  
- Major tech and consumer stocks led the decline, while property and financial sectors showed some resilience, with weekly losses estimated at around 0.6%.

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Pop Mart, the international art toy brand, faces challenges as its breakout figure Labubu sees a decline in secondary-market prices, while its iconic character Molly celebrates her 20th anniversary. The company’s revenue heavily relies on Labubu, which has experienced significant volatility, contrasting with Molly's steady performance. Despite a surge in revenue from artist IPs, concerns arise over the sustainability of Pop Mart's success, as investors weigh the balance between enduring cultural icons and fleeting viral trends. The company aims to diversify its IP offerings to reassure stakeholders about long-term growth.

- Pop Mart, founded by Wang Ning, initially struggled with brand connection while selling men's suits, leading to insights on the significance of emotional branding.  
- The company now faces challenges balancing the volatile success of its Labubu figure with the steady appeal of its character Molly, as revenue and market dependence shifts.  
- As it expands globally, Pop Mart's strategy focuses on cultivating both breakout IPs and legacy characters, aiming for sustainable growth amid varying market demands.

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Pop Mart balances boom and bust: can Labubu’s leap match Molly’s momentum?

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Singapore is set to regulate "blind boxes" due to gambling risks associated with these mystery products. The authorities plan to standardize disclosures regarding the probability of receiving specific items. This move aims to mitigate gambling inducement risks, as the blind box trend has significantly boosted sales for companies like Pop Mart and Miniso. While the regulations are being drafted, it remains uncertain how they will impact the sales of these popular products. Singapore's approach is more stringent than that of many other countries, including China, which has also raised concerns about similar products.

- Singapore is set to regulate "blind boxes" to address gambling risks associated with hidden product contents, as announced by the home affairs ministry on February 12.  
- Authorities will consider mandatory disclosure of product probabilities to manage gambling inducement risks, as articulated by Coordinating Minister K Shanmugam.  
- The regulation responds to concerns raised in other countries, including China, regarding the potential for these products to encourage gambling-like behaviors, particularly among children.

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According to the Hong Kong Stock Connect data, Tencent had a net inflow of HKD 1.429 billion, Xiaomi Group had a net inflow of HKD 1.02 billion, and MEITUAN had a net inflow of HKD 985 million. In terms of net outflows, POP MART saw an outflow of HKD 301 million, Changfei had an outflow of HKD 75.36 million, and Alibaba had an outflow of HKD 10.41 million. The total net outflow for the day was HKD 0, with a total transaction amount of HKD 94.777 billion, accounting for 39.70% of the total market transaction amount

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According to the Hong Kong Stock Connect data, Tencent had a net inflow of HKD 736 million, while Meituan and POP MART had net inflows of HKD 163 million and HKD 144 million, respectively. Alibaba, SMIC, and Changfei had net outflows of HKD 521 million, HKD 391 million, and HKD 160 million, respectively. In the Hong Kong Stock Connect (Shanghai), SMIC had a net inflow of HKD 445 million, while Xiaomi Group had a net outflow of HKD 274 million. The southbound total net outflow was HKD 0, with a total transaction amount of HKD 90.782 billion, accounting for 41.79% of the total market transaction amount

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ZIJIN GOLD INTL(02259) rose 9.06%, with a trading turnover 1.7 Billion HKD, and a year-to-date rose 56.7%. BILIBILI-W(09626) rose 5.16%, with a trading turnover 1.2 Billion HKD, and a year-to-date rose 31.1%. POP MART(09992) fell 5.49%, with a trading turnover 4.4 Billion HKD, and a year-to-date rose 35.9%. MINIMAX-WP(00100) fell 4.82%, with a trading turnover 681.6 Million HKD, and a year-to-date rose 210.9%.

- The Hang Seng Index increased by 0.31%, with a year-to-date gain of 6.4%, while the Hang Seng Tech Index rose by 0.9%, showing a year-to-date decline of 0.3%.  
- Zijin Mining International (02259) saw a rise of 9.06% with a trading volume of HKD 1.7 billion, resulting in a year-to-date increase of 56.7%.  
- Bilibili-W (09626) grew by 5.16%, with a trading volume of HKD 1.22 billion, reflecting a year-to-date increase of 31.1%, whereas Pop Mart (09992) fell by 5.49%, despite a year-to-date increase of 35.9%.

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POP MART's Hong Kong stock has recently surged by 50%, but data from S3 Partners shows that short sellers have not retreated; the short interest as a percentage of free-floating shares has skyrocketed from 2% to 16%, with a short squeeze risk score reaching a perfect 100. Analysts say this is a rare case of "extremely crowded one-sided betting." Despite the company's efforts to boost confidence through buybacks, short sellers continue to bet on expectations of a slowdown in the company's overseas growth, and the market is facing intense short squeeze risk dynamics

- Bubble Mart's stock surged by 50% in less than a month, yet short-sellers continue to grow, leading to a dangerous standoff, with a short squeeze risk rating at the highest level of 100 from S3 Partners.  
- Despite the significant increase in short interest, the stock has not experienced notable short covering, indicating a strong market structure with short positions rising from 2% to 16%.  
- Analysts highlight a divergence in market perception regarding Bubble Mart's growth, with doubts about performance in key overseas markets driving short-seller interest.

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Soaring 50%, short sellers refuse to back down! Is POP MART facing an epic "short squeeze" storm?

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KNOWLEDGE ATLAS(02513) rose 14.81%, with a trading turnover 1.1 Billion HKD, and a year-to-date rose 173.5%. DONGFANG ELEC(01072) rose 7.11%, with a trading turnover 810.9 Million HKD, and a year-to-date rose 23%. ZHAOJIN MINING(01818) fell 5.83%, with a trading turnover 1.7 Billion HKD, and a year-to-date rose 6.1%. GIGADEVICE(03986) fell 3.82%, with a trading turnover 252.3 Million HKD, and a year-to-date rose 86.4%.

- The Hang Seng Index increased by 0.58%, with a year-to-date rise of 6.1%.  
- The Hang Seng Tech Index rose 0.62%, but has declined 1.2% for the year.  
- Stocks like Zhihua (02513) surged by 14.81% and recorded a significant yearly gain of 173.5%, while stocks like Zhaojin Mining (01818) dropped by 5.83% despite a yearly increase of 6.1%.

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Guolian Securities pointed out that POP MART has surpassed the "blind box bubble" stage and is establishing a sustainable IP ecosystem through the Labubu family and new IP matrices like Star People. Its core strategy is global expansion (especially clustering stores in North America) and extending the industrial chain (entering high-frequency consumption scenarios such as baking and jewelry), driving the company to transform from a "super IP" to a Disney-style global evergreen IP group. By 2026, revenue is expected to exceed 51 billion yuan, marking a complete switch in its valuation logic

- An analysis reveals that Pop Mart is evolving from a "blind box" company into a global IP industry chain group, indicating a significant shift in market perception.  
- The company's total revenue is expected to exceed 51 billion RMB in 2026, driven by supply chain management and market expansion into North America and Europe.  
- Additionally, new business lines like POP BAKERY and POPOP are set to enhance IP monetization and customer engagement, supporting a projected 180 billion RMB in adjusted net profit for 2026.

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The short selling amount in the Hong Kong stock market reached HKD 18.04 billion in the half-day session, accounting for 16.7% of the total shortable stock turnover of HKD 108.02 billion. The main shorted stocks include Meituan-W with a short selling ratio of 28.2% and a short selling amount of HKD 1.12 billion; CSOP Hang Seng Technology with a short selling ratio of 44.6% and a short selling amount of HKD 1.03 billion; Alibaba-W with a short selling ratio of 16.9% and a short selling amount of HKD 970 million; POP MART with a short selling ratio of 24.1% and a short selling amount of HKD 880 million; and HSCEI with a short selling ratio of 13.8% and a short selling amount of HKD 660 million

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On February 10th, the Hong Kong stock market's three major indices collectively closed higher, with the Hang Seng Technology Index leading the way with a 0.84% increase. On the market, the surge in AI applications and the rebound of Chinese concept stocks drove the retail sector up, with Alibaba rising 1.46% and JD.com increasing 2.32%. The restaurant sector weakened due to the drag from heavyweight stocks, with Meituan falling 3.02% and HAIDILAO dropping 3.0%. In terms of capital, the market is in a macro data vacuum period, focusing on liquidity games. In individual stocks, POP MART performed strongly with a 4.35% increase, while Tencent Holdings had the highest trading volume but slightly fell by 1.07%

- On February 10, Hong Kong stocks showed a collective increase, with the Hang Seng Index closing at 27,172.87 points, up 0.54%.  
- The tech sector led the gains, with the Hang Seng Tech Index rising 0.84%, while the retail sector benefited from optimism surrounding AI applications.  
- Several individual stocks experienced notable movements, such as Global Printing Holdings surging 59.18% and Meituan dropping 3.02%, reflecting varied investor sentiment across sectors.

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Hong Kong Stock Midday Review | Hang Seng Tech Index rises 0.84%, AI logic helps Alibaba rise 1.46%, weight drags Meituan down 3.02%

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36Kr learned that the Hang Seng Index rose 0.54% during the midday break, and the Hang Seng Technology Index rose 0.84%; the consumer, pharmaceutical and biotechnology, and media sectors led the gains, with CHINA LIT rising over 15%, RemeGen rising over 6%, and POP MART rising over 4%; the household goods, consumer services, and retail sectors saw the largest declines, with SHANGHAI XNG falling over 17%, Beijing Jingkelong falling over 6%, and Shangmei Co., Ltd. falling over 2%; southbound funds had a net purchase of HKD 1.145 billion

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Pop Mart, a Chinese designer toy maker, announced that it sold over 100 million units of its flagship IP LABUBU in 2025. The company reported total global sales exceeding 400 million units across all product categories. By the end of 2025, Pop Mart operated in over 100 countries with more than 700 stores and six major global supply chain bases. Its shares have increased nearly 38% this year, driven by strong earnings and global expansion of its IP portfolio.

- Chinese designer toy maker Pop Mart reported that sales of its flagship IP LABUBU surpassed 100 million units in 2025.  
- Total global sales across all IPs and product categories exceeded 400 million units last year, with operations in over 100 countries and regions.  
- Pop Mart's shares have increased nearly 38% this year due to strong earnings and the ongoing global expansion of its IP portfolio.

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Pop Mart says it sold 100 million LABUBU units in 2025

$POP MART(09992.HK) Wah, POP MART is on fire, up again today and looking strong for a 7th straight day of gains. The good vibes come from their latest business update: they sold over 400 million products globally last year, with THE MONSTERS series alone hitting 100 million. For Q1 2026, they expect demand in China to stay &#34;resilient&#34;.

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Pop Mart balances boom and bust: can Labubu’s leap match Molly’s momentum?

Singapore plans regulation for blind boxes over gambling risks

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