Top mover alert: PopMart - call warrants at the top of this morning's top gainers table as stock surges more than 6%
🔥 $POP MART(09992)$ call warrants are seeing gains between 19% to 100% as PopMart shares rise 5% as of the AM session
💫The shares were up as much as 6.2% this morning to HKD 291.40 as of 1006AM, its highest level since 9 September 2025, after it was reported that an analyst had restored its overweight recommendation on the shares
Top mover alert: PopMart - call warrants at the top of this morning's top gainers table as stock surges more than 6%
✨Reasons for the overweight recommendation include, Labubu 3.0 and Mini Labubu being sold out despite capacity lifted by 10 times vs 1Q, while Twinkle Twinkle is becoming a new growth driver
💸The resale price for Twinkle Twinkle is at a 130% premium vs. 280% for Labubu, indicating it is attracting an authentic fan base
🗓Upcoming share price catalysts include its third quarter operational results due later this month, strong sales for Halloween and Christmas, release of “Labubu & Friends” animation, and launch of Labubu 4.0
🔍Those interested to trade the volatility in PopMart shares may wish to consider Macquarie's trending call warrant $PopMart MB eCW260203(FRIW.SI)$ (https://warrants.com.sg/tools/livematrix/FRIW) or put warrant $PopMart MB ePW251202(NNWW.SI)$ (https://warrants.com.sg/tools/livematrix/NNWW), for their ability to magnify the moves in PopMart shares by 3.6 to 4.9 times respectively, while costing SGD 0.096 and SGD 0.041 respectively.
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