Pop Mart is set to release its sales performance for the quarter ended September after the close of trading on Tuesday, according to a company representative.
The growth figures will be under spotlight as traders assess if the frenzy over its collectible toys has cooled.
“Some investors have incorporated a more conservative outlook on third-quarter revenue growth,” said Jeff Zhang, an analyst at Morningstar. “While most of Labubu and Twinkle Twinkle new products were sold out, year-on-year growth may have tapered off from the over 200% in the first half.”
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