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Pop Mart launches DIMOO The Secret Theatre Club Pop-up Store in Singapore

Pop Mart to determine shareholder eligibility for final annual dividend on May 22, 2026

Pop Mart's core IP Labubu will collaborate with the 2026 FIFA World Cup

Pop Mart City Park announces price hike after opening new areas, while limited-edition refrigerators see premium resale prices

Pop Mart Reopens Beijing Theme Park, Leveraging Labubu's Popularity to Drive Experience Economy

Pop Mart plans to launch two new sets of Labubu products in the second half of 2026

POP MART's US sales reportedly fell by 45% year-on-year in March

Pop Mart Hosts Hello Kitty Meet and Greet in Los Angeles

Pop Mart attracts market attention during the 'May Day' holiday with its LABUBU refrigerator and city park upgrade

Pop Mart's core IP 'Labubu' to collaborate with the 2026 World Cup

Pop Mart Plans to Commence Phase II Construction of its Beijing Theme Park

Pop Mart's Beijing Theme Park Expected to Fully Reopen After Upgrades

PopMart's LABUBU Fridge Launches with Significant Price Drop

Pop Mart will determine shareholder eligibility for the final dividend for the year on May 22, 2026

Segway-Ninebot Releases Smart Electric Vehicle Co-branded with Pop Mart's 'Sweet Bean'

Pop Mart launches aespa co-branded vinyl plush doll pendants on its US official website.

Pop Mart Opens THE MONSTERS × FIFA Pop-Up Store in Miami

Ninebot partners with Pop Mart on new products and will open an offline theme store

Pop Mart launches limited-edition Labubu-themed refrigerator on April 30, entering the home appliance market.

PopMart US Sales Plunge 45%

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POP MARTreported a 45% year-over-year decline in US sales for March, reversing previous growth trends. The US market, which accounted for 18% of the company's revenue last year, is facing challenges as consumer interest wanes. Analyst Melinda Hu forecasts a revenue growth of 16% for POP MART in 2026, below the company's previous guidance of at least 20%. Despite the slowdown, growth in North America is expected to outperform other markets, driven by store expansion and marketing investments.

- POP MART (09992.HK) experienced a significant decline in US sales, with a 45% year-over-year drop in March, reversing previous growth trends.  
- The US, which accounted for 18% of POP MART's revenue last year, is facing increased challenges as consumer interest appears to weaken.  
- Despite this slowdown, analysts expect that POP MART's North American growth will still surpass other markets in 2026, with projected revenue growth of 24% supported by expansion and marketing efforts.

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Hong Kong's new consumer sector showed mixed performance today. Shanghai Auntiesurged over 10%, while stocks like Cha Bai Dao, Guo Quan, and Mixue Groupalso gained. Conversely, Blokko, Gu Ming, and Pop Martunderperformed.

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Pop Mart's Labubu-themed mini fridges are seeing resale prices soar nearly 50% above their list price due to overwhelming demand, with preorders exceeding supply by 19 times. The fridges, priced at CNY5,999 (USD878), are being listed for CNY8,888 (USD1,300) on resale platforms. This marks Pop Mart's entry into the home appliance market, leveraging its popular IP. However, experts caution that high prices may deter long-term consumer acceptance, despite the appeal of IP collaborations targeting younger demographics.

- Resellers are flipping Labubu-themed mini fridges from Pop Mart International Group at nearly a 50 percent premium before their official sale.  
- With preorders exceeding supply by 19 times, these limited-edition fridges are priced at CNY 8,888 (USD 1,300) against a list price of CNY 5,999 (USD 878).  
- While leveraging popular IPs can drive growth, high prices may deter long-term consumer acceptance, especially given the market's current sluggishness.

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Pop Mart’s Labubu Fridge Resale Price Soars as Pre-Orders Outstrip Supply 19 Times

POP MARTis expanding into the home appliance sector, specifically with mini refrigerators, but not in a traditional sense. The company aims to use these products to express its intellectual property (IP) rather than to enter the market competitively. Although there is market interest, the initiative is still in early stages and is not expected to significantly impact earnings in the short term. Short selling data shows a ratio of 17.756% with a recent stock price increase of 2.285%.

- POP MART is expanding into home appliances, particularly with LABUB mini refrigerators, which have garnered attention despite not yet being officially sold.  
- Rather than entering the industry traditionally, the company aims to use these products to express its intellectual property and integrate into daily consumer life.  
- The initiative is still in its early stages and is not expected to significantly affect earnings in the short term.

POP MART  Source: Not Entering Home Appliance Sector in Traditional Sense, Basically No Impact on Earnings Increment

Chinese toymaker Pop Mart has launched two limited-edition Labubu-themed mini-refrigerators, each capped at 999 units, priced at 5,999 yuan (US$878). The products are in high demand, with resale prices on platforms like Xianyu reaching 8,500 to 10,999 yuan, 40-80% above retail. Reservations exceeded 15,000 for the red fridge and 12,000 for the white. Analysts suggest this move tests market acceptance of home appliances, with expectations for future launches. Pop Mart's strategy focuses on intellectual property development, with Labubu's popularity expected to grow further, including a film collaboration with Sony Pictures.

- Chinese toymaker Pop Mart is launching two limited-edition Labubu-themed mini-refrigerators, with only 999 units available for each design.  
- The fridges, priced at 5,999 yuan (US$878) each, are highly sought after, leading to a resale price increase of up to 80% on secondary marketplaces.  
- Analysts anticipate that Pop Mart's foray into home appliances could enhance its profitability by 2027, despite currently minimal financial impact.

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POP MARTis set to launch its first home appliance, the Labubu refrigerator, at the end of this month. Reservations have exceeded 16,000 across JD.com and Taobao. The refrigerator is already being resold on platforms like Xianyu App for RMB8,999, a 50% premium over its official price of RMB5,999. Limited to 999 units globally, the product will be available in two versions: "Home" and "House of the Monsters."

- POP MART will launch its first home appliance, the MONSTERS lifestyle series refrigerator, at the end of April 2026.  
- Total reservations across its official platforms have exceeded 16,000, with the product already listed on second-hand platforms at a 50% premium.  
- The Labubu refrigerator comes in two limited edition versions, with only 999 units available globally, set to be sold at 10:00 p.m. on April 30th.

POP MART  Labubu Refrigerator Surges 50% in Grey Market Before Launch, Resale Price Near RMB8,999

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Chinese toymaker Pop Mart plans to expand its Pop Land theme parks both domestically and internationally, with discussions underway for new locations beyond Beijing. The company aims to develop integrated resorts combining theme parks, commercial spaces, and hotels. Analysts suggest this move will diversify revenue but may impact short-term profitability. The existing Pop Land has seen a significant increase in visitors and profitability since its opening. An upgraded attraction is set to launch soon, expected to further boost revenue. Pop Mart's shares have fluctuated, reflecting market sentiments about its long-term potential.

- Chinese toymaker Pop Mart plans to expand its Pop Land theme parks both domestically and internationally, aiming to establish new venues beyond Beijing.  
- Equity analyst Jeff Zhang noted that this strategy could diversify revenue away from toy sales, potentially boosting ticket income while increasing investments may impact short-term profitability.  
- Pop Land, profitable since its first year, will soon unveil an upgraded attraction and has seen a significant rise in visitor numbers, becoming a popular destination in Beijing.

China’s Pop Mart eyes expansion at home and abroad for its Pop Land theme park

Pop Mart International Group Limited has granted 370,449 share awards to employees under its post-IPO scheme, with vesting schedules of one to four years based on performance evaluations. The awards aim to reward contributions, align interests, and support retention, with clawback mechanisms for misconduct. The stock has a Buy rating with a target price of HK$227.60. Pop Mart specializes in collectible figurines and aims to build long-term brand value in the lifestyle market. Year-to-date price performance is -13.00%, with a market cap of HK$216.6B.

- Pop Mart International Group Limited has granted 370,449 share awards to employees under its post-IPO share award scheme, which will vest over one to four years based on performance evaluations.  
- The awards aim to reward past contributions, align employee and shareholder interests, and support retention, and include safeguards against misconduct.  
- As of the latest analyst rating, (HK:9992) stock is rated a Buy with a price target of HK$227.60, while the company faces a year-to-date price decline of 13.00%.

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