Fueled by the global explosion in popularity of LABUBU, Pop Mart, one of the so-called "New Consumer Trends F4" stocks on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, has seen its share price skyrocket. As of market ...

By June 2025, the burgeoning demand lifted Pop Mart’s valuation to US$44.43bn, overshadowing the aggregate valuations of famed industry giants like Hasbro, Sanrio, and Mattel. Founded on designs by ...

In April, a seemingly innocuous toy - Labubu - ignited a viral phenomenon. Engineered by Pop Mart as part of a blind-box series, the toy became a masterclass in behavioral economics. One figure resold ...

Labubu isn’t quirky fluff - it’s strategic mastery. It shows how trend-savvy brand builders can cultivate connection.

Started in 2010 by then-23-year-old entrepreneur Wang Ning as a small shop selling toys in China, Pop Mart has grown into a ...

Labubu dolls are everywhere on the Internet. These odd-looking collectables—called cute, ugly, creepy and charming all at once—were created by Hong Kong-born artist Kasing Lung. They are produced by ...