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Pop Mart’s Quarterly Sales Drop on High Base, Sluggish Demand

Bloomberg Markets Tuesday 27 October 2026, 08:42 UTC By Bloomberg News 1 min read
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Pop Mart International Group Ltd. reported a decline in third-quarter sales from a year earlier, hurt by fading Labubu momentum and a tough base of comparison following last year’s blockbuster results.

Pop Mart International Group Ltd. reported a decline in third-quarter sales from a year earlier, hurt by fading Labubu momentum and a tough base of comparison following last year’s blockbuster results.
Mart (ORG) Quarterly Sales Drop (ORG) Labubu (ORG)
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