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  • Pop Mart Marks Entry into Philippines with First Permanent Toy Store in SM Megamall

    Pop Mart Marks Entry into Philippines with First Permanent Toy Store in SM Megamall

    Pop Mart, a Chinese retailer specializing in collectible toys, has established its first long-term retail store in the Philippines. This move comes after a succession of temporary pop-ups throughout Metro Manila, signalling a more robust presence in the local marketplace.

    The new store is situated in Ortigas’ SM Megamall, one of the busiest shopping destinations in the country, covering an area of 300 square meters. The retail space showcases Pop Mart’s primary product lines such as Labubu, Molly, Skullpanda, and Crybaby. In addition, the store offers a changing selection of limited-edition items.

    Prior to this, Pop Mart had made its initial mark in the country through various pop-up stores located in some of the country’s leading malls, such as SM Mall of Asia, SM Makati, and SM North Edsa.

    Pop Mart’s Philippine venture aligns with its continuing global expansion strategies. The company had previously expanded into the Middle East with its first store opening in October. This was closely followed by the inauguration of the company’s largest store in Japan in September.

    Questions & Answers

    What is Pop Mart’s specialization?
    Pop Mart is a Chinese retailer that specializes in the sale of collectible toys.

    Where is Pop Mart’s first permanent store in the Philippines located?
    The first permanent store of Pop Mart in the Philippines is located at SM Megamall in Ortigas, one of the busiest shopping centers in the country.

    What does the Philippine store offer?
    The Philippine store showcases Pop Mart’s primary product lines such as Labubu, Molly, Skullpanda, and Crybaby, as well as a revolving range of limited-edition releases.

  • Hong Kong’s Hui Lau Shan launching in Philippines

    Hong Kong’s Hui Lau Shan launching in Philippines

    Hong Kong dessert chain Hui Lau Shan will launch in the Philippines in February. The franchise, best known for its mango-based treats,will open at SM Megamall in Mandaluyong City with a range of desserts that are expected to draw on local fruits.

    Mango desserts have proven popular in the region recently, with prominent social media coverage of long queues for mango floats.

    Hui Lau Shan is a heritage brand originating from a herbal tea & tea trolley that traded in Hong Kong’s Yuen Long back in the 1960s.