Hong Kong stocks are moving | POP MART (09992) rose over 3%. Institutions indicate that next year's market focus will still be on boosting consumer spending, and the demand for optional consumption will further enhance the need for innovation.

POP MART (09992) rose over 3%, as of the time of writing, it is up 2.21%, priced at 95 Hong Kong dollars, with a trading volume of 0.207 billion Hong Kong dollars.

Zhitong FinanceDec 15 21:54 ET

Xinda Securities: Bluco has received approval from the Securities Regulatory Commission for its upcoming listing on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, and stocks related to the "Millet Economy" are likely to continue benefiting.

There is no strong necessary relationship between two-dimensional consumption and fundamental data, with the attribute of "falling resistance".

Zhitong FinanceDec 9 02:46 ET

usa's Pop Mart? Build-A-Bear, which has risen by 1388% in five years.

Behind the surge in stock prices is Build-A-Bear's shift in market positioning, turning its focus from children to the more consumer-potential adult market. Currently, about 40% of the company's customers are teenagers and adults, and this increase directly drives the company's performance growth.

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Pop Mart International's Business Likely Grow Further -- Market Talk

WSJDec 6 02:32 ET

Pop Mart International Started at Buy by Citi Research >9992.HK

Dow JonesDec 5 22:41 ET

[Hong Kong Stock Connect] Pop Mart (09992) rose over 3.6% as Citibank expects its IP commercialization will extend beyond the field of popular toys.

Jinwu Finance | Pop Mart (09992) stock price fluctuates and rises, as of the time of writing, up 3.62%, reported at 92.95 HKD, with a trading volume of 0.24 billion HKD. Citigroup's research indicates that Pop Mart is the largest trendy toy company in China, with strong IP incubation and monetization capabilities, as well as a growing global footprint and awareness. With its diverse IP characters and content-driven market strategy, the company appears ready to capture the emerging 'spiritual consumption' of young consumers. Citigroup believes that the commercialization of Pop Mart's IP should extend beyond trendy toys. Trendy toys are affordable for consumers.

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