$POP MART(09992)$ climbed more than 10% in early trading on Tuesday (20 Jan) after the company repurchased 1.4 million shares for HK$251.4 million on Jan. 19 - its first buy back since early 2024, according to a filing to the Hong Kong Stock Exchange on Monday.
The buyback supported a move in the share price from HK$177.70 to HK$181.20, before strong follow-through buying at the market open pushed the stock to as high as HK$199.
Tracking the underlying, Pop Mart DLCs reacted strongly to the underlying's move with $Popmart 5xLongSG271216(FNYW.SI)$ gaining as much as +50%, while the $Popmart 5xShortSG270706(ZBTW.SI)$ declined by a similar magnitude.
For investors with a constructive view who see the buyback as a potential inflection point after recent weakness, the $Popmart 5xLongSG271216(FNYW.SI)$ provides a way to express a leveraged bullish bias.
Conversely, investors who see the immediate price surge as an overextension and expect mean‑reversion may consider positioning through the $Popmart 5xShortSG270706(ZBTW.SI)$ to capitalize on any pullback.
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