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Eco · Pollution · published 2026-08-24 · via The Guardian

Shein's Hong Kong listing values retailer at $27bn after steep decline

Shein will begin trading on the Hong Kong exchange on 1 September, seeking to raise up to $1.77bn. The company's valuation has fallen roughly 70% from a near $100bn peak four years ago, amid scrutiny over its environmental impact and slowing growth. Proceeds are earmarked for technology development and expanding its international operations.

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