Pop Mart International Group | Sustainability Performance
Operates retail entertainment and collectible products, including designer toys and related merchandise across multiple markets.
2010
China
10,001+ employees
Entertainment
$1B - 10B in revenue
$1B - 10B in profitability
Sustainability Ranking & Industry Benchmark
#6733
Overall#185
in China#35
in EntertainmentSustainability Maturity
Sustainability Intent
Overview
Environmental
Carbon emissionsEnergy consumptionWaste managementWater managementNature and biodiversityNature riskClimate riskSocial
Diversity and inclusionExternalitiesGovernance
TargetsSDG ImpactESG scores and exclusionsB-corp & CDPFinancial Data
Business performanceCapital & innovationAnalyst projectionsAsset manager exclusion
CO2 scope 1 + 2
Leading
Waste generated
Aligned
Female engagement
Leading
Externalities
Critical
Market cap
Revenue
Carbon emissions
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Industry rank: 5 out of 79
Total CO2 emissions
(CO2e tonnes)
Industry rank: 5 out of 79
Scope 1
Scope 2 location based
Scope 3 downstream
Scope 3 upstream
Industry benchmark
(adj. for revenues)
(adj. for revenues)
Renewable energy
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Industry rank: Beyond Top 100
Total energy consumption
and % renewables
(MWh, % of consumption)
Industry rank: Beyond Top 100
Total energy
Share of renewable energy
Industry benchmark
Renewable electricity
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Industry rank: Beyond Top 100
Total electricity consumption
and % renewables
(MWh, % of consumption)
Industry rank: Beyond Top 100
Total electricity
Share of renewable electricity
Industry benchmark
Female engagement
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Share of female employees (%)
Share of female board members
25
50
75
100
Company
Benchmark
Waste
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476.22024
Total waste generated (tonnes)
Total waste
Recovered & recycled
Not-recovered & not-recycled
Industry Benchmark
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Controversy level
- Pop Mart International Group Limited, Chinese blind box collectibles toys major (Wang Ning founded), has faced sustained Chinese SAMR enforcement scrutiny including the contested 2024 Chinese consumer protection penalty over alleged inadequate blind box probability disclosure (akin to loot box regulation), plus the contested 2024 sustained share price volatility amid Chinese discretionary toy customer demand normalization.
Carbon emissions breakdown
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Energy consumption breakdown
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Climate risk
OverallAcuteChronic
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Unlock Acute & Chronic48Moderate
$139.8Mestimated revenue at risk
Thematic risk scoresESRS aligned scoresComing soon
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Production loss
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Share of company output at risk (%)
Direct operations
Upstream supply chain
Revenue at risk
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Production-loss NVaR expressed in monetary terms ($)
Direct revenue at risk
Upstream revenue at risk
Assets exposed to sensitive locations
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Biodiversity loss in km²
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Biodiversity loss in terms of the equivalent land affected (km²e)
Total biodiversity loss (km²e)
Industry benchmark
Biodiversity loss in CO2e
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Total biodiversity loss as CO2e tonnes
Total biodiversity loss (CO2e tonnes)
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Potential species loss
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Estimated nature species lost due to corporate activity, expressed as Potentially Disappeared Fraction (PDF)
One row per year, with the latest at the top. Each driver uses its own scale.
Low ImpactHigh Impact
Industry benchmark
Biodiversity impact
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PDF: Potentially Disappeared Fraction (of species) due to corporate activities
Waste management
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Water management
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Land use
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Externalities
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Market cap
Revenue
EBITDA
Operating margin
Revenue & EBITDA
$5.1BFY2025 revenue
Total Annual
Revenue & EBITDA
($ B)
Annual revenue
EBITDA
3 year change
Margin trends
Margin as % of revenue
Gross margin
Operating margin
Net margin
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Free cashflow
Capex
Debt/equity ratio
Return on invested capital
43.0%FY2026
Return on invested capital (ROIC)
Industry benchmark
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Analyst revenue estimates & actuals
Analyst consensus vs actuals
($ B)
Actual revenue
Consensus estimates
Estimate only
0.9
▼ 0.3%
1.8
▲ 6.7%
5.1
▼ 6.4%
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Exclusions by region
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Excluding institutions
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Institution name, type, screener label
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Carbon reduction policy
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Human rights policy
Available
Recycling policy
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Workplace health & safety policy
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23%
Independent Directors
3 out of 13 incl. management
Overall score
81
Environment
97
Social
96
Governance
50
Exclusion screening
Adult content
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Alcoholic
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Animal testing
Not available
Firearms
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Tobacco
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Gambling
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Nuclear
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CDP Scores
Climate Score
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Water Score
Not disclosed
A
A-
B
B-
C
C-
D
D-
SDG impact
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SDG impact (historical)
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