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Pop Mart Expands Production with New Mexico Hub to Meet Rising US Demand

by Team Lumida
January 6, 2026
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  • Pop Mart has launched a new manufacturing facility in Mexico to cater to growing demand for collectible toys in North America.
  • The Chinese toymaker is expanding its supply chain globally, with new factories in Cambodia, Indonesia, and collaboration with partners.
  • Pop Mart is focusing heavily on the US market, planning to double its store count to 120 locations in 2026, while releasing new toy collections.
  • Despite a recent dip in stock prices, analysts are optimistic about Pop Mart’s North American growth, particularly with its new non-Labubu toy lines.

What Happened?

Pop Mart International Group Ltd. has begun operations at a new manufacturing hub in Mexico to better serve the North American market, which has seen strong demand for its collectible toys. The company is expanding its global supply chain, with new factories in Cambodia and Indonesia, and is relying on partnerships for production. Pop Mart’s flagship product, the Labubu doll, achieved global success in 2025, driving up demand and resulting in product shortages in physical stores. Pop Mart aims to double its US store count to 120 locations this year and introduce new products, including a collection of plush pendant toys for 2026.

Why It Matters?

Pop Mart’s expansion into Mexico and new manufacturing sites in Southeast Asia are crucial for maintaining the momentum behind its rapidly growing global fanbase. The company’s bet on the US market aligns with its efforts to diversify beyond its flagship Labubu dolls, which have driven much of its recent success. However, concerns over the sustainability of Labubu’s popularity have led to some volatility in Pop Mart’s stock, with a 40% drop since its record high. Despite this, the company remains optimistic about future sales, with analysts pointing to strong growth in non-Labubu toy lines as a key driver for 2026.

What’s Next?

Pop Mart plans to introduce new toy series and increase its presence in North America. The release of new products, such as the Year of the Horse plush toys, is expected to contribute to fresh sales growth. While there are still uncertainties around the longevity of the Labubu craze, Pop Mart’s expansion efforts and diverse product launches are likely to continue driving its global growth, especially in the lucrative US market. Investors will be watching closely as the company looks to solidify its position as a key player in the global toy market.

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