Meet the Labubu. Made by Beijing-based toymaker Pop Mart, the pint-sized creature has sparked a collecting frenzy among Gen Z and millennial shoppers across Asia, the US and Europe. Fans line up ...

we believe this is driven more by its asset-light business model than strong pricing power. Hence, we do not see an evident moat source for the company. Pop Mart has retained its leadership in ...

The harder it became to get a Labubu, the more I wanted one. My journey took me through Pop Mart, TikTok, and Reddit.

Labubu is a stunning success and a new Chinese cultural export, but can the company repeat its feats and rival Sanrio?

One after another, products "created in China" have evolved into global fashion trends. The record-breaking auction of Labubu ...

a popular model. “My only regret is that it never occurred to me to put as much as I have spent on the toys into Pop Mart’s shares,” she added. “I would be so rich.” BLOOMBERG ...

The toys’ limited edition release model, combined with social media ... As the figurines win fans worldwide, so too, is the Pop Mart business itself. Stefan Von Imhof is the CEO of Alts.co ...

Before the recent surge in interest in Chinese e-commerce platforms, Pop Mart's business was already booming ... A limited-edition model with skateboarding shoe brand Vans last year now sells ...