Pop Mart

Beijing, long accused of a lax attitude toward counterfeits, has seen its soft power grow.

Scalpers are hurting, but the move could bring stability and extend the life of the company’s flagship IP.

A sharp profit rise and booming Labubu sales weren’t enough to spark a rally in the company’s share price.

Plush toys and core IPs propelled Pop Mart to record-breaking revenue in 2024.

By blending its IP-driven charm with upscale designs, Pop Mart’s new jewelry brand is striking a chord with loyal fans and curious shoppers alike.

In just months, Labubu’s Thai fan base has made Pop Mart’s biggest overseas success story.

Pop Mart and other Chinese brands are seeing soaring sales in Southeast Asia, fueled by the region’s young, eager consumers.

Pop Mart was becoming a victim of its own success.