Chinese luxury gold retailer Laopu Gold will raise product prices on October 26, marking its third official price adjustment this year. The announcement came as the company’s shares rose 1.68% to HK$817 ($104). Following previous increases in February and August, when prices rose 5%-12% across all products, the latest move comes amid strong consumer demand. Multiple plain gold jewelry items have sold out both online and in physical stores. First-half 2025 revenue reached 12.35 billion RMB ($1.70 billion), up 251% YoY, with profit surging 290% to 2.35 billion RMB ($324 million).