Forget Barbie. Pop Mart, fueled by viral Labubu dolls and celebrity endorsements, just blew past Hasbro and Mattel with ...

Every tourist arriving in Ho Chi Minh City visits the 110-year-old Ben Thanh Market. Its surrounding streets pulse with local ...

Pop Mart snuck onto the world’s handbags—and into its wallets—with their exclusive, fuzzy troll-like dolls. Is it time for ...

Beijing-based firm attributes first-half growth to the increased global recognition of the Pop Mart brand and its ...

Pop Mart, the Beijing-headquartered company, behind the mega viral Labubu plush dolls has issued very bullish earnings forecast. In a regulatory filing to the Hong Kong stock exchange, the Chinese ...

Pop Mart shares tumble over 6% despite bullish earnings forecast as investors worry growth has peaked; analysts remain upbeat on long-term potential.

In a filing to the Hong Kong stock exchange, Pop Mart says first-half profit to rise by at least 350 per cent.

Shares in Pop Mart International, the maker of the wildly popular Labubu dolls, fell sharply despite the company guiding for sharply higher first-half results, likely reflecting profit-taking after ...

As such, we expect Pop Mart to not only introduce new products and replenish previous series of existing IPs, but also explore new IPs to diversify its revenue streams. In addition to its standard ...

Despite the latest pullback, many are holding on to their bullish calls for Pop Mart to remain one of the hottest consumer ...