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Shein shares slip on second day of Hong Kong trading

Channel News Asia Wednesday 02 September 2026, 01:28 UTC 1 min read
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Shein shares slip on second day of Hong Kong trading HONG KONG, Sept 2 : Shares of Shein are set to open down 0.45 per cent in Hong Kong on Wednesday at HK$48.28, a day after their lacklustre debut session following a long-awaited initial public offering. The online fast-fashion retailer's stock tanked by as much as 10 per cent on Tuesday but recovered to close to its HK$48.56 issuance price.

Shein shares slip on second day of Hong Kong trading HONG KONG, Sept 2 : Shares of Shein are set to open down 0.45 per cent in Hong Kong on Wednesday at HK$48.28, a day after their lacklustre debut session following a long-awaited initial public offering. The online fast-fashion retailer's stock tanked by as much as 10 per cent on Tuesday but recovered to close to its HK$48.56 issuance price. Source: Reuters
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