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FinanceFast-fashion retailer Shein is reportedly considering August 28, 2026, for its Hong Kong stock exchange trading debut. The company has targeted a US$30 billion valuation for its initial public offering (IPO), but has faced pushback from investors and may lower it further. According to Bloomberg News, Shein is gauging demand for the offering, which is likely to raise between US$2 billion and US$3 billion. The IPO has been closely watched amid regulatory and market challenges.
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Shein Targets $25B Hong Kong IPO Amid Valuation Slash and Tariff Woes