Shein eyes Hong Kong IPO at sub-$30bn as demand cools
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Shein is pursuing a Hong Kong IPO at a sub-$30bn valuation—about 70% below its peak—after failed NY and London listings, with internal targets near $30bn; the fast-fashion group faces tariff shifts, supply-chain scrutiny, and rising competition from Temu, and reported a Q1 net loss of $99m as profits shrink.
- Shein IPO pitched to investors at sub-$30bn valuation Financial Times
- Shein faces existential threat as tariffs hit low-price model, putting new focus on services CNBC
- Shein Is Said to Plan Gauging Investor Demand for Hong Kong IPO finance.yahoo.com
- Shein warns Europe sales could fall as U.S. tariffs bite qz.com
- Shein IPO Value to Fall Short of $30 Billion Targeted by Some Investors, BI Says Bloomberg.com
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