Pop Mart Shares Plunge Despite Strong Earnings; Investors Unamused by Labubu Maker
Pop Mart's shares plunged despite reporting stellar annual revenue, leading to a nearly $3 billion loss for toy mogul Wang Ning, as investors remain concerned about the sustainability of its Labubu sales and an overseas slowdown, indicating they are not amused by the maker's earnings.
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Pop Mart Extends Record Slide After Analysts Cut Price Targets - Bloomberg.com
Pop Mart Extends Record Slide After Analysts Cut Price Targets Bloomberg.com
Read full article →Labubu Maker’s Earnings Show It’s Not Toying Around, But Investors Aren’t Amused - WSJ
Labubu Maker’s Earnings Show It’s Not Toying Around, But Investors Aren’t Amused WSJ
Read full article →Pop Mart shares tumble over reliance on Labubu
Chinese maker of global hit doll is world’s most valuable toy company
Read full article →Pop Mart shares plunge over 22% as concerns over sustainability of Labubu sales dwarf stellar results
the Beijing-based toy maker posted annual revenue of 37.1 billion yuan ($5.4 billion) for 2025, up 185% from a year earlier, just shy of LSEG estimates of 38 billion yuan.
Read full article →Pop Mart shares dive despite soaring profit as investors fear Labubu dependence
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 dro...
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Read full article →Toy Mogul Wang Ning Loses Almost $3 Billion As Shares Of Labubu Maker Pop Mart Drop On Overseas Slowdown - Forbes
Toy Mogul Wang Ning Loses Almost $3 Billion As Shares Of Labubu Maker Pop Mart Drop On Overseas Slowdown Forbes
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