Pop Mart founder Wang Ning met with investor Duan Yongping in New York.
According to a report from Titan Media App on July 20, renowned investor Duan Yongping recently posted an update on social media, revealing an in-person meeting with Wang Ning, founder of Pop Mart, in New York. The two visited the New York stop of Labubu’s 10th Anniversary Global Tour exhibition together, viewing and taking photos in front of the IP displays. They later attended the World Cup final together, wearing Spain and Argentina national team jerseys respectively and posing for a commemorative photo with Labubu football-themed pendants. Duan Yongping began establishing a position in Pop Mart this year and is currently its second-largest shareholder.
Pop Mart (09992.HK): Issued 56,100 shares under the share award scheme
Gelonghui, July 20 — Pop Mart (09992.HK) announced that on July 20, 2026, 56,100 new ordinary shares will be issued upon vesting of awards granted to grantees (excluding directors of the issuer) under the Post-IPO Share Award Scheme, which was conditionally adopted by the company on July 24, 2020 and amended on May 17, 2023.
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China may be on the verge of entering a RMB 100-billion trendy toy market segment.
Gelonghui, July 19 — According to CCTV Finance, incomplete statistics show that China is now home to more than 36,000 enterprises related to designer toys. The emerging profession of "designer toy artist" is also gaining increasing favor among young people. To cultivate future talent for the industry, some designer toy companies have partnered with art academies to launch “industry-academia collaborative open courses.” In addition to students’ existing technical backgrounds and skill sets from their majors, these courses also incorporate competencies related to AI technology applications. Data shows that China’s IP-based designer toy consumer market is projected to exceed RMB 100 billion by 2027 and reach nearly RMB 130 billion by 2029. In the future, the designer toy industry