POP MART reported first-half 2026 revenue of RMB17.17 billion, up 23.8% year over year, with adjusted net profit of RMB5.16 billion, a 30% adjusted net margin and a 69.7% gross margin. Chief Executive Officer and Chairman Grant Wang said the company plans to repurchase between RMB2 billion and RMB5 billion of its own shares over the next six months. Six IPs generated more than RMB1 billion in revenue, with THE MONSTERS family led by LABUBU contributing RMB4.45 billion, or 26% of total revenue, down from 34.7% a year earlier, while TWINKLE TWINKLE delivered RMB2.65 billion and a 580.6% growth rate, making it the fastest-growing IP. Plush products were the main growth engine, with revenue rising 60% to RMB9.82 billion. POP MART said it had 676 physical stores and 2,827 roboshops worldwide by the end of the period, after net additions of 46 stores and 190 roboshops from the end of 2025. Greater China revenue climbed 47.3% to RMB12.2 billion, while revenue reached RMB2.58 billion in Asia-Pacific excluding Greater China, RMB1.89 billion in the Americas and RMB510 million in Europe and other regions. The company said it continued to pursue globalization and IP-centric diversification, citing theme-park upgrades at POP LAND, expansion of POP BAKERY, LABUBU's FIFA World Cup appearances and TWINKLE TWINKLE and HIRONO brand-building efforts overseas.