Shares of Chinese toymaker Pop Mart rallied nearly 10 per cent on Tuesday morning after the company announced its first share buy-back in nearly two years, following a decline from last year’s peak.
Pop Mart’s Hong Kong-listed shares rose to HK$198.70 at the open as investors welcomed the move. Shares were up 8.5 per cent at HK$196.10 at the noon break.
The stock remains below last year’s closing level of HK$200.20, and about 42 per cent off its August peak, suggesting softer momentum amid…
Labubu maker Pop Mart holds first buy-back in 2 years, surging 10% in show of confidence
