【9992】Pop Mart's stock price drops for three consecutive days, a total decline of 31%. The company makes a second buyback attempt of nearly 300 million yuan, but the力度 is "halved."

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On Thursday (the 26th), after spending nearly 600 million to repurchase shares, they continued to repurchase on Friday, but the effort was “halved.” This morning, Pop Mart rose by 4.1%, reaching a high of 156.9 yuan, but the rebound was weak, ultimately dropping 0.7% to close at 149.6 yuan, with a turnover of 6.1 billion yuan, marking a cumulative decline of 31% over three days.

After the market closed on Friday, Pop Mart announced that it repurchased a total of 1.98 million shares at a price between 149.4 yuan and 153 yuan, with an average price of 151.24 yuan, utilizing funds “halved” to nearly 300 million yuan. On Thursday, Pop Mart repurchased 3.94 million shares at a price between 148.4 yuan and 157.8 yuan, with an average price of 152.21 yuan, involving nearly 600 million yuan, marking the largest repurchase scale since its listing.

In January of this year, Pop Mart’s stock price continued to adjust, and on January 19 and January 21, two large repurchases were initiated, with repurchase prices ranging from 177.7 to 181.2 yuan and 191.1 to 194.9 yuan, respectively, amounting to nearly 350 million yuan, which drove the stock price to rebound.

Pop Mart Plummets 22.5% After Earnings Announcement; Drops Another 10% the Next Day

After announcing its earnings on the 25th (Wednesday), Pop Mart’s stock plunged 22.5%, closing at 168.3 yuan, and dropped another 10% on Thursday, closing at 150.7 yuan.

For the full year, the profit attributable to the owners of Pop Mart was 12.78 billion yuan (RMB, same below), representing a year-on-year increase of 308.8%, with basic earnings per share of 9.61 yuan, and a final dividend of 2.3817 yuan per share.

Source: Pop Mart Repurchase Announcement 1, Repurchase Announcement 2

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