$MIXUE GROUP(02097)$ has rewritten the rules of the tea beverage industry with its unbeatable value and massive franchise network. Its dominance in lower-tier markets and rapid international expansion—especially in Southeast Asia—mark only the beginning of its journey. With robust profitability and unparalleled scalability, Mixue Ice City is charging forward like a powerhouse, set for long-term success in an ever-growing market.

$POP MART(09992)$ Taking advantage of the adjustment of the Hong Kong stock market, the last chance to get on board before the financial report, Pop Mart pulled up at the beginning of the session, reaching a high of 139.8 yuan during the session, setting a new record high. The cumulative increase this year exceeded 53%. The short-term trend of Pop Mart will depend on whether it can break through the 140 yuan mark. If it succeeds in breaking through, it is expected to start a new round of rising market and challenge 155.1 yuan. Everyone should keep up with the pace and make money together!

$POP MART(09992)$ Walked into a POPMART out of curiosity Knew it was Chinese but wanted to see what the fuss was all about It's just a toy store But $POPMF is up 7x from 1.5 months ago and 13x from 2022 Somehow 30% 2Y topline growth AND 30% FCF margins Is this $PDD on steroids WTF man

$POP MART(09992)$  nah maybe in Asia but not strong

$POP MART(09992)$ The secret to getting rich, Pop Mart is the new era. Pop Mart’s core competitiveness is good, and its growth potential is also very good. I have made ten times the money from Pop Mart. I will hold on firmly and look forward to a better tomorrow!

$MIXUEGROUP(02097)$ is officially debut on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange on March 3, 2025. It surges 40% on the debut day and even surpasses HKD 300. With over 45,000 stores worldwide, Mixue reported revenues of over 20 billion RMB and a gross profit margin exceeding 30%, demonstrating a stable compound growth rate and efficient supply chain management.Competitive Landscape of Tea Beverage Brands in Southeast AsiaThe tea beverage market in Southeast Asia is highly competitive, with several major players, including Mixue, Chagee, Nayuki, and Heytea, all vying for market share.With over 4,792 stores worldwide (as of September 2024), Mixue has become the largest fresh tea beverage brand in Southeast Asia.Apart from Mixue, another Chinese tea brand, C

$MIXUE GROUP(02097)$  No competition with Luckin :$Luckin Coffee Inc.(LKNCY)$   Luckin Coffee has experienced significant growth, expanding rapidly in China and venturing into international markets, with a focus on value-driven coffee and a hybrid operating model. Key Growth Highlights: Rapid Expansion: Luckin Coffee has rapidly expanded its store network, boasting over 21,000 stores nationwide by the end of 2024. Hybrid Operating Model: Luckin leverages a hybrid model of self-operated and partnership stores to minimize capital requirements and enable swift growth. International Expansion: Luckin has launched stores in Singapore and Malaysia, with plans for furth

$POP MART(09992)$ Pop Mart’s new high reflects strong demand for collectible toys, especially Molly and Labubu. Gen Z’s growing interest in designer toys and limited editions fuels this momentum. Expanding global presence and successful IP collaborations are key growth drivers. If consumer spending stays strong, Pop Mart could break further highs. My view remains bullish, but watch for potential slowdown in discretionary spending.

$Luckin Coffee Inc.(LKNCY)$ Luckin’s rapid store expansion and growing market share in China give it a competitive edge. Its focus on premium coffee offerings and innovative product launches drive customer loyalty and higher margins. Luckin’s ability to scale quickly while maintaining profitability sets it apart. Strong brand recognition and improving operational efficiency support long-term growth. Compared to Mixue’s low-cost model, Luckin’s premium positioning offers greater upside.

$MIXUE GROUP(02097)$ Mixue's low-cost model and rapid international expansion give it a stronger growth runway than Luckin. Its presence in over 20 countries, especially in Southeast Asia, highlights its scalable franchise model. Mixue’s affordable pricing and efficient supply chain drive strong margins and customer loyalty. While Luckin dominates domestically, Mixue’s global strategy sets it apart. Long-term, Mixue’s international reach could fuel higher growth potential.

Chagee and Mixue have both carved out strong positions in Southeast Asia, each appealing to different consumer preferences. Chagee’s emphasis on fresh tea leaves and health-conscious choices aligns well with the growing demand for healthier beverage options, especially in markets like Singapore and Malaysia, where government initiatives promote better dietary habits. This strategy gives Chagee a unique edge as health awareness continues to rise. On the other hand, Mixue’s affordability and consistent pricing model have made it a dominant force, particularly in Indonesia and the Philippines. Its ability to scale rapidly while maintaining low prices has fueled its expansion, making it a go-to choice for budget-conscious consumers in hot climates. Both brands have strong potential, but will

I think mixue will be more popular in Southeast Asia, maybe with the exception of Singapore and Malaysia. Many countries in Southeast Asia are with low GDP and therefore the population will be more price conscious. Affordability would be more important to the masses. This is already reflected in the number of outlets and accessibility in countries like Indonesia and Thailand. In more health conscious countries like Malaysia and Singapore where the population also are more likely to have spending power, chagee would be more popular. Personally I prefer chagee for tea but mixue has more variety and I do like its ice cream. Mixue is definitely an affordable treat whereas chargee’s price may still cause some to think twice before spending. Mixue’s strategy of reaching the masses and gaining pr

$MIXUE GROUP(02097)$ Mixue to HKD 400 by March? Likely!Mixue’s rapid expansion, cost-efficient model, and strong consumer demand position it well for further gains. With robust earnings growth and market enthusiasm for Chinese F&B stocks, momentum is on its side. If positive sentiment continues and no major headwinds emerge, hitting HKD 400 by March looks achievable.

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🌟🌟🌟Michelle Ice City's IPO was a resounding success, setting a new record for the Hong Kong Market with a subscription as high as 5324 times. From its humble beginnings in 1997, Michelle Ice City  has grown so big that it covers 38 countries globally.  I am optimistic that Michelle Ice will continue to grow exponentially as it has a wide moat with a good brand and a complete supply chain system.

$MIXUEGROUP(02097)$ Absolutly Mixue!!Mixue is more popular in Southeast Asia due to its aggressive expansion strategy and ultra-affordable pricing. With thousands of outlets across the region, it has built strong brand recognition among price-sensitive consumers. Its simple yet diverse menu appeals to a wide audience, from students to office workers. In contrast, Chagee positions itself as a premium brand, limiting its mass-market reach. Mixue’s viral marketing and strong franchise model further fuel its dominance. Affordability and accessibility make it the go-to choice for most consumers.

$MIXUE GROUP(02097)$ Huge potential from Mixues growth overseas. Crazy in its own country. Expanding fervently. Mixue is who I'm backing.