Shein was once valued at close to $100 billion. By the time it reached the Hong Kong public market, that valuation had fallen dramatically.
Shein Wins Chinese Regulatory Approval for Hong Kong IPO Plans
Online fashion retailer Shein has received approval from China’s securities regulator to proceed with plans for a potential initial public offering in Hong Kong.
Shein Abandons London IPO Plans, Eyes Hong Kong Listing
Shein is set to pursue a flotation on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange after facing delays in securing regulatory approval from Chinese authorities for a proposed London IPO, according to
Shein plans investor roadshow to assess interest in London IPO
According to sources cited by Reuters, Chinese fast-fashion giant Shein Group is preparing for an investor roadshow ahead of a potential initial public offering (IPO) in London.
China’s Shein plans to hold roadshows ahead of its upcoming IPO in London
According to three sources cited by Reuters, Shein is preparing to hold informal investor meetings in the coming weeks ahead of its planned London initial public offering (IPO).
The tit-for-tat continues in China, Shein v Temu in a scathing US lawsuit.
The tit-for-tat continues in China, but this time, it’s between two companies, and it’s not just a war of words—it’s turned into a legal battle.
Shein retains the possibility of a Hong Kong IPO as a contingency plan.
Online fast-fashion group Shein has a back-up plan to pursue a listing in Hong Kong, as its ambition for an initial public offering (IPO) in London faces increasing scrutiny in
Hurricane Ida hits US Gulf Coast – Bank Holiday roundup of commodity news
Energy This morning, the oil market continued to grow. ICE Brent has risen above US$73/bbl while WTI is moving closer to US$70/bbl.
China’s cryptocurrency-mining crackdown spreads to Sichuan
China’s crackdown on cryptocurrency “mining” has extended to the southwest province of Sichuan, where authorities ordered cryptocurrency mining projects closed in the major mining centre.
More Chinese provinces issue bans on cryptomining
Authorities in China’s northwestern province of Qinghai and a district in neighbouring Xinjiang ordered cryptocurrency mining projects to close this week, as local governments put into practice Beijing’s call to
Bitcoin slumps 14% as pullback from record gathers pace
Bitcoin, the world’s biggest cryptocurrency, fell as much as 14% to $51,541 on Sunday, reversing most of the big gains it made over the past week.