US EditionShein files for Hong Kong IPO in hopes of salvaging London listing: FT report
HONG KONG, JUL 8 – Shein aims to expedite its public offering by filing in Hong Kong after regulatory delays in the UK and challenges related to forced labor allegations, sources said.
- Last week, Shein confidentially filed for an IPO in Hong Kong to pressure UK regulators and revive its long-stalled London listing ambitions.
- Shein’s Hong Kong IPO filing aims to apply pressure on UK regulators after its earlier London listing attempt about 18 months ago failed to secure Chinese approval, prompting a shift in focus.
- Sources confirm Shein's draft Hong Kong IPO was filed last week, seeking CSRC approval amid UK-China regulator disagreements over risk disclosures on supply chain issues.
- Shein's Hong Kong IPO filing aims to pressure UK regulators to ease disclosure rules and revive its stalled London listing ambitions.
- Shein’s Hong Kong IPO filing aims to pressure UK regulators, aiming to revive its London listing ambitions and strengthen long-term market influence.
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