0845 GMT - Pop Mart's 2026 growth trajectory could normalize after the Labubu frenzy last year, HSBC analysts say in a research note. As supply scales and product availability improves, the "rush-to-buy" dynamic could fade, the analysts note. As a result, Pop Mart's overall growth could moderate, though continued global retail expansion, new member acquisition and new product launches could further support, they note. HSBC lowers its estimates for Pop Mart's revenue growth to 23.7% from 30.6%. "The Labubu risk," as HSBC describes the fading of its trademark product's popularity, may already be priced in after shares retreated from its peak, they add. HSBC maintains a buy call on Pop Mart but lowers its target price to HK$354.00 from HK$392.50. Shares last ended at HK$269.80. (sherry.qin@wsj.com)
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February 10, 2026 03:45 ET (08:45 GMT)
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