Cabbage Patch Kids. Beanie Babies. Tickle-Me Elmo. Highly sought-after toys usually follow the same pattern. They become popular, hugely valuable, difficult to find, and then slowly, that all fades.

Pop Mart says non-Labubu toys made up half its US revenue as investors worry the craze is fading. Shares dropped 22.5 percent in March despite record profits.

Labubu's shine is fading, as collectors and analysts warn of a loss of exclusivity with the toy. It could harm Pop Mart.

Last year, Labubu was everywhere — from kids’ playrooms to women’s purses — and while the initial fervor for the character has died down, we might all be in for another bout of Labubu fever. Pop Mart, ...

Hey folks, Pop Mart’s Labubu exploded in 2025 with global sales topping 100 million units, helping drive total IP sales past 400 million pieces and fueling strong revenue growth. The brand expanded ...

Pop Mart faces waning demand for its Labubu figurine, with consumer interest and secondary market prices sharply declining since summer 2025. Revenue growth decelerated from triple digits in 2025 to ...

Pop Mart’s Chief Operating Officer, Si De, spoke to CNBC in a wide-ranging interview about the disciplined strategy behind the Labubu craze and the company’s next growth bets. There's no crystal ball ...

Pop Mart posted blockbuster earnings thanks to a global craze for its ugly-cute Labubu dolls. The question now is if it can keep churning out hits. Many investors appeared skeptical about that ...

Visitors in front of a wall of Labubu dolls at Pop Mart International Ltd.'s "Monsters by Monsters: Now and Then" ten year anniversary exhibition in Shanghai, China, on Wednesday, Oct. 15, 2025.