0240 GMT - Pop Mart International's domestic revenue growth likely slowed down in 4Q, according to Morningstar analyst Jeff Zhang in a research note. The company's overall 4Q China top-line growth is likely to lag 3Q's, given a "higher base and delays in plush pendant launches under top intellectual properties," he says. Some Labubu products' inventory have built up in select retail stores, signaling lessened interest in older products, he adds. Morningstar keeps a fair value estimate at HK$280.00. "Following the recent material decline in share price, Pop Mart's valuation has become attractive, as we think the market is overly concerned about near-term revenue growth fluctuations," Zhang says. Shares last traded at HK$196.00. (tracy.qu@wsj.com)
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