Heavy reliance on Labubu and “The Monsters” franchise weighed on investor sentiment after the latest report.
Written by T. K. Lin
Published on
26 Mar 2026
2 mins read
Pop Mart posted strong growth in 2025, but the results failed to lift its stock. Shares of the Hong Kong-listed toymaker closed at HKD 168.3 (USD 21.5) on March 25, down 22.5%, after the company reported a sharp rise in revenue and profit alongside a growing reliance on “The Monsters,” the Labubu-led franchise that now anchors the business.
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Pop Mart has seen booming global demand for its Labubu plushies that have become a worldwide sensation.
The US investment bank is optimistic about the toymaker’s growth potential as it continues to launch popular new products.
