The fashion retailer’s plans to list in Hong Kong come after UK watchdogs sought more transparency on its Chinese supply chain. Yet City floats have sunk to a 30-year low, despite Britain’s move to ...

China-founded fast-fashion retailer Shein has filed for an IPO in Hong Kong to accelerate the listing process and pressure Britain's regulators to approve its planned London debut, the Financial Times ...

With profits falling about 40% last year, Shein may struggle in any IPO to achieve the $66bn valuation it reached in its last funding round © Pablo Cuadra/Getty ...

COMMENT: With the super-fast fashion brand reportedly filing for an IPO in Hong Kong, rather than the UK – where the business model has faced regulatory hurdles over ethical and environmental concerns ...

Lenny Zephirin, principal and analyst at The Zephirin Group, says that if Shein decided to go forward with listing its stock in London it could have faced a potential delisting as was the case with ...

The fast-fashion firm had already filed for a London IPO over a year ago, but has so far been unable to clear regulatory hurdles.

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 ...

Fast-fashion giant last week privately filed a draft prospectus for an IPO with Hong Kong’s exchange. Read more at ...

Wall Street might have shunned Shein, but can London’s moribund market really afford to turn its back on a £50bn float?

Shein previously filed to list in London around 18 months prior, but has struggled to receive regulatory approval.

The e-commerce platform filed for a London IPO around a year and a half ago, but has been unable to secure regulatory approval, partly linked to its exposure to the Xinjiang region.