Shein shares slide on fast-fashion retailer’s stock market debut
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Online fast-fashion retailer Shein experienced a rocky and declining stock market debut in Hong Kong on Tuesday. Shares in the China-founded, Singapore-headquartered company dropped 4% on their first day of trading after slumping by as much as 10% during the session.
The flotation valued the company at $26 billion, a steep drop from a previous valuation of $100 billion. The market debut follows the firm's prior failures to list its shares in the United States and the United Kingdom, leaving investors concerned about the impact of various factors on the business.
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Daily Sabah (Istanbul, Turkey) (TR)Focuses on the specific percentage drops and immediate investor worries.
The Guardian World (GB)Emphasizes the massive valuation collapse from $100bn to $26bn and past US/UK listing failures.
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