On June 8, Pop Mart declined 3.12% in regular trading, trading at 170.9 HKD/share, with trading volume of 13.38 billion HKD.

On the news front, it was reported on June 7 that senior executive Gu Jiangsheng formally departed from the company, triggering market attention over management changes. Meanwhile, the consumer sector faced broad selling pressure, with specialty retail stocks declining across the board — CTG Duty-Free down 1.61%, Chow Tai Fook down 1.38%, Luk Fook down 1.46%, Sa Sa International down 3.57%, and Everest Gold down 2.33%.

Additionally, Pop Mart had rallied for three consecutive months since the second quarter, accumulating gains exceeding 28%, creating short-term profit-taking pressure. The stock had previously experienced a sharp correction from its peak of 333.9 HKD to a low of 137.7 HKD earlier this year following weaker-than-expected growth guidance and IP concentration concerns.

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