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Shein prices Hong Kong IPO below top end of range, raises $1.74 billion

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Shein prices Hong Kong IPO below top end of range, raises $1.74 billion
Reuters
Reuters1 hrs ago
Shein prices Hong Kong IPO below top end of range, raises $1.74 billion
Shein prices Hong Kong IPO below top end of range, raises $1.74 billion  Reuters
Shein prices Hong Kong IPO at midpoint of range, raises $1.74 billion
FILE PHOTO: Clothes from fast-fashion brand Shein hang at their office in Sao Paulo, Brazil, December 15, 2025. REUTERS/Jorge Silva/File Photo 31 Aug 2026 10:03PM Aug 31 : Shein on Monday priced its initial public offering in Hong Kong at the midpoint of its marketed range, raising HK$13.60 billion ($1.74 billion) from
Quartz
Quartz3 hrs ago
Shein stock sank before its Hong Kong debut, signaling weak investor appetite
The fast-fashion retailer priced its IPO at HK$48.56 a share, raising $1.7 billion at a valuation of about $26.5 billion
CNN
CNN10 hrs ago
Shein’s dressed for its long-awaited market debut in Hong Kong. But the party may be over | CNN Business
Shein’s dressed for its long-awaited market debut in Hong Kong. But the party may be over | CNN Business  CNN
Toronto Star
Toronto Star12 hrs ago
AI and robotics drive an IPO boom in China as Shein lists in Hong Kong
AI and robotics drive an IPO boom in China as Shein lists in Hong Kong  Toronto Star
The Independent
The Independent12 hrs ago
AI and robotics drive an IPO boom in China as Shein lists in Hong Kong
Chinese markets are booming with new public share listings driven by the craze for artificial intelligence
AP News
AP News12 hrs ago
AI and robotics drive an IPO boom in China as Shein lists in Hong Kong
AI and robotics drive an IPO boom in China as Shein lists in Hong Kong  AP News
South China Morning Post
South China Morning Post🏁 first to report2 days ago
Hong Kong’s long-term wealth hub status safe from mainland investment curbs: JPMorgan exec
Beijing’s recent curbs on cross-border investment and a tax shift targeting overseas insurance gains may create short-term uncertainty, but they will not undermine Hong Kong’s long-term competitiveness as a major wealth management hub, according to a senior executive at JPMorgan Chase. Kwang Kam-shing, Hong Kong CEO an