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Trump signed an executive order to suspend the 'de minimis' rule, which has led many postal carriers worldwide to suspend ...
A policy that waived import duties for low-cost goods allowed retailers like Shein and Temu to thrive. That policy is ending, here's what it means.
The fast-fashion group moved to Singapore to look more international but couldn't secure a public debut abroad. So Shein ...
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Singapore Business Review on MSNShein considers moving HQ to China ahead of Hong Kong IPO
It has consulted lawyers about setting up a parent company in mainland China. Fast-fashion retailer Shein Group is reportedly ...
Shein Group Ltd. has considered moving its base back to China in the hopes that it would help sway Beijing authorities to sign off on the fast-fashion retailer’s plans to go public in Hong Kong, ...
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Shein eyes return to China with new Hong Kong float as hopes of a New York or London listing fade
The fast fashion giant, which is now based in Singapore, is battling to win the approval of Beijing regulators to float on ...
A Hong Kong IPO will also mean a heavy hit on the brand's potential valuation ($50 billion as per reports). Unlike rivals such as Zara-owner Inditex, Amazon, and PDD’s Temu, all of whom are traded on ...
If Shein successfully lists in Hong Kong, it would represent a significant win for the Asian financial hub, which is having its strongest year for share listings since 2021.
Shein IPO Hong Kong: Shein, the China-founded fast-fashion retailer, has reportedly filed for an IPO in Hong Kong. This move aims to expedite the listing process and encourage British regulators ...
Shein filed for a Hong Kong listing partly to pressure the UK regulator into easing its risk disclosure rules and to keep alive what could be London's biggest IPO in years, the FT report added.
Shein has privately filed to list its shares on the Hong Kong stock exchange – but remains hopeful of securing approval to float in London, according to new reports.
Fast fashion giant Shein has reportedly filed to list in Hong Kong, as pressure builds on UK regulators to approve an initial public offering in London.
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