Chinese toy giant Pop Mart is expecting its profits to increase by over 350 per cent in the first half of this year, driven by the remarkable global craze for its Labubu dolls, the company announced.

Pop Mart has demonstrated solid financial strength, supported by robust cash inflows from product sales and a minimal debt level. While we anticipate the firm to raise domestic borrowings to take ...

Pop Mart, the creative geniuses behind Labubu, have just released an enchanting new collection of figurines, taking us straight back to the thrilling events of Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire.

They’re small. They’re furry. They’re creepy (possibly cute?). And they’re everywhere, giving its parent company, Pop Mart, a massive boost to sales, profit, and share price.

Crowds have camped out in freezing-cold weather in Melbourne’s CBD overnight just to snare a coveted collectable doll.

Shares in Pop Mart International tumbled over 6% on Wednesday, a day after the toymaker issued a bullish first-half earnings forecast.

Chinese toymaker Pop Mart said it is expecting the massive popularity of Labubu dolls to lead to soaring profits for the first six months of the year. The popularity of the fang-toothed plush toy ...

Embracing the controversial tech might help retailer Pop Mart adapt the Labubu fad before it fizzles, but the consequences in the U.S. could be dire.

Chinese toymaker Pop Mart is gearing up for another period of blockbuster growth, following the runaway success of its Labubu toy internationally, saying it expects a massive surge in first-half ...