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The Rise of Labubu Behind the Emotional Economy Are the Emotions of the Economy
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AI-generatedThe article highlights the commercial success of Pop Mart's Labubu doll, driven by emotional consumer spending in China. This directly boosts Pop Mart's revenue and margins, while counterfeit goods pose a risk to brand value and sales. The trend indicates strong demand for collectible toys, benefiting Pop Mart and similar companies in the emotional economy sector.
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- Pop Mart's Labubu doll sold for ¥1.08 million at auction in 2025.
- Pop Mart's stock price surged nearly 200%.
- Emotional economy market projected to exceed ¥2 trillion in China.
- Pop Mart revenue ¥13.88 billion and net profit ¥4.71 billion in H1 2025.
- Customs intercepted 1.83 million suspected counterfeit items this year.
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