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Shein at $26 Billion Still Stirs Unease Over Growth Outlook

Bloomberg Markets Monday 31 August 2026, 01:55 UTC By Charlotte Yang 1 min read
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Shein Global Holdings Ltd. completed its initial public offering at a valuation that’s a fraction of what the company was once worth. For some investors, that still might prove to be rich given the company’s prospects.

Shein Global Holdings Ltd. completed its initial public offering at a valuation that’s a fraction of what the company was once worth. For some investors, that still might prove to be rich given the company’s prospects.
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