** Shares of Pop Mart International Group 9992.HK drop 21.7% to HK$170, their lowest level since April 25, 2025
** Stock on track for the biggest one-day pct decline since April 7, 2025
** Top pct loser in benchmark Hang Seng Index .HSI, which is up 0.5%
** Beijing-based maker of collectible "blind box" toys - including the viral Labubu - said its 2025 revenue rose 185% from a year earlier and was in line with market expectations of 37.12 bln yuan ($5.38 bln)
** "Pop Mart’s reliance on the Monsters and Labubu lingers, with a 38% mix of revenue rising from 35% in the first half of 2025. Hence, we still expect a longer duration for Pop Mart to effectively diversify across different IPs" - Morningstar
** "We think the Labubu frenzy has yet to cease, as the Monsters IP revenue grew over 350% in 2025" - Morningstar
** Pop Mart has doubled down on licensing business and theme park operations, but we think execution risks remain high, Morningstar adds
** YTD, stock down 8%
(Reporting by Donny Kwok)
((donny.kwok@thomsonreuters.com))