The Chinese toymaker Pop Mart is capitalizing on the runaway success of its ugly-cute Labubu dolls as it nears a $4 billion ...

Pop Mart’s Labubu toys are fueling a 240 percent stock surge and making CEO Wang Ning one of China’s youngest billionaires.

Pop Mart’s trending “Labubu” dolls fuel a global craze, with soaring sales, viral unboxings, and plans to double revenue ...

Pop Mart's net profit soared nearly 400 per cent in the first half of 2025. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read more at ...

Pop Mart said on Tuesday “The Monsters” raked in 4.81 billion yuan ($669.88 million) in the first half, accounting for 34.7% ...

The stock climbed as much as 14% to HK$319.4, the highest level since the company went public in December 2020.

The soaring popularity of its collectible toys, particularly the Labubu doll, is allowing POP MART to experience ...

Shares of Pop Mart International Group Ltd. surged more than 12% in Hong Kong on Wednesday, after the Chinese toymaker ...

First, Labubu came for our purses and backpacks. Now, it’s coming for our phones. Pop Mart CEO Wang Ning announced in a Hong ...

Pop Mart, the Chinese toymaker, recently announced that it will launch mini versions of the wildly popular Labubu dolls this week that are small enough to hang from your phone. And the hype ...

The Pop Mart stock is at an ATH, and earnings have doubled from last year. Now they want to keep that momentum going with mini Labubus.

Chinese toy giant Pop Mart is surfing an unprecedented wave of global demand, with CEO Wang Ning confidently declaring that ...