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Labubu maker Pop Mart expects first-half profit jump of at least 350%

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Chinese toymaker Pop Mart anticipates a significant first-half performance, projecting net profit to surge by at least 350% and revenue by over 200% year-on-year, driven by increased global brand recognition, diversified product categories, and rapid growth across all regional markets. This robust outlook has prompted investment banks Nomura and Jefferies to substantially raise their target prices and maintain positive ratings, reflecting the stronger-than-expected profit and underscoring the company's accelerating growth trajectory within the consumer sector.

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Pop Mart has issued an exceptionally strong positive profit warning for the first half, projecting a net profit increase of at least 350% and a revenue surge of over 200% year-over-year. The Beijing-based toymaker attributes this significant outperformance to a confluence of factors, including enhanced global brand recognition, the growing value of its intellectual properties, and successful product diversification. The company also highlighted that growth was robust and continuous across all its regional markets, suggesting a broad-based and accelerating operational momentum. This preliminary guidance has triggered substantial positive revisions from the analyst community. Notably, Nomura raised its price target by 13% to HK$330, citing an expected positive business outlook, while Jefferies increased its target by a significant 55% to HK$315.20 and maintained a buy rating, explicitly linking the revision to the stronger-than-expected profit.

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