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Shein Seeks Up to $1.8 Billion in Long-Awaited Hong Kong IPO

Bloomberg Markets Sunday 23 August 2026, 22:17 UTC By Julia Fioretti 1 min read
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Shein Seeks Up to $1.8 Billion in Long-Awaited Hong Kong IPO Shein Global Holdings Ltd. is seeking to raise as much as $13.9 billion ($1.8 billion) in its Hong Kong initial public offering, as it enters the final stretch of an arduous journey to go public. The fast-fashion retailer is offering 280 million shares at HK$47.6 to HK$49.5 each, according to a filing to the stock exchange Monday. Shein will debut on the Hong Kong stock exchange Sept. 1.

Shein Seeks Up to $1.8 Billion in Long-Awaited Hong Kong IPO Shein Global Holdings Ltd. is seeking to raise as much as $13.9 billion ($1.8 billion) in its Hong Kong initial public offering, as it enters the final stretch of an arduous journey to go public. The fast-fashion retailer is offering 280 million shares at HK$47.6 to HK$49.5 each, according to a filing to the stock exchange Monday. Shein will debut on the Hong Kong stock exchange Sept. 1.
Shein Seeks (PERSON) Hong Kong (LOCATION) IPO Shein Global Holdings Ltd. (ORG) HK$47.6 (ORG) Shein (PERSON)
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