... future financial investments in both the Russian and Chinese markets. Pop Mart's Market Capitalization Surpasses Gazprom and Tatneft As of July 2025, the market capitalization of the Chinese company Pop Mart International Group, the producer of popular collectible toys Labubu, has reached approximately $42 billion. This surpasses the valuation of Russia’s largest gas company, Gazprom (ticker GAZP, ~$38 billion), and is significantly higher than the market value of the oil company Tatneft (ticker TATN, ~$18 billion)....

... and food waste amounting to approximately $40 million. There were also food product imports, including edible vegetables and fruits, with a total value exceeding $15 million. Small batches of some consumer goods continued to arrive: shoes, textiles, toys, and watches (totaling just over $10 million). The statistics even included items like raw hides, printed books, or live animals, but their volumes were insignificant. Collectively, all other categories comprise only a small portion of the overall import structure. Political Context and Future Prospects The persistence of even limited imports from Russia carries a political dimension. India, justifying its purchases ...

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