Shoppingplattform: Shein startet mit deutlichem Minus an Hongkonger Börse
Shein geht nach längerem Warten an die Börse. Doch zum Debüt in der Finanzmetropole Hongkong rutscht der Aktienkurs ins Minus. Was Shein mit dem Geld vorhat.
Hong Kong's shopping platform Shein made its debut on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange on Tuesday morning, with shares initially falling by around eight percent, trading between 44 and 45 Hong Kong dollars per share. The company's stock was initially priced at 48.56 Hong Kong dollars, translating to approximately 22.4 billion euros in valuation.
Shein had postponed its initial public offering (IPO) for several years, previously attempting to go public in London and New York in 2021 and 2022. However, the Chinese-founded company faced resistance from Beijing and ultimately succeeded in Hong Kong. Shein plans to use the IPO proceeds to invest in its technical infrastructure and bolster its brand.
However, the platform's business was recently impacted by new customs regulations in key markets like the United States and Europe.
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