Shein espera recaudar hasta 1.513 millones con su salida a Bolsa el 1 de septiembre

Shein anticipates raising up to 1.513 million euros with its IPO on September 1 in Hong Kong. The Chinese textile giant expects to raise between HK$13.328 billion and HK$13.860 billion, equivalent to $1.455 billion and $1.513 billion, by offering nearly 280 million shares at a price between HK$47.6 and HK$49.5 per share. The initial public offering accounts for around 10% of Shein's total shares, while the international offering represents the remaining 90%.

The final price of the transaction will be disclosed on August 31, a day before Shein's debut trading on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange. Post-IPO, Shein's valuation is projected to reach $27 billion, a significant decline from its peak value of nearly $100 billion in 2022. Chinese regulators approved Shein's listing request in early July, clearing the way for the operation after several years of preparation.

Shein's popularity surged during the pandemic, but its valuation has been impacted by US tariffs and the removal of tax exemptions that allowed the company to avoid import duties when shipping orders to the US and European Union. In the first quarter of 2026, Shein reported a loss of $99 million (85 million euros) and a revenue of $9.052 billion (7.752 billion euros), a 1.1% increase from the same period the previous year.