消息人士：希音将上市重点从伦敦转向香港

Group 1 - SHEIN is considering shifting its planned IPO from London to Hong Kong due to delays in regulatory approval from Chinese authorities [1][3] - The move to Hong Kong could be significant for the city, especially after CATL's successful IPO, which set a record for the largest global listing in 2025 [1][3] - Hong Kong currently has over 150 companies waiting to go public, with many aiming to raise over $1 billion [1] Group 2 - SHEIN initially planned to list in the US but faced obstacles due to scrutiny from US regulators [3] - The company's valuation for the potential London listing was reportedly lowered to $50 billion, down nearly 25% from its 2023 valuation of $66 billion [3] - SHEIN faces challenges from geopolitical tensions and high tariffs in the US, as well as scrutiny from EU regulators regarding consumer protection violations [3][4] Group 3 - SHEIN, founded in 2008, is a major international B2C fast fashion e-commerce giant, with 2022 revenues reaching $24 billion [4] - The company competes with platforms like Temu, which adds pressure to expand its market share [4] - SHEIN operates in over 150 countries and regions, positioning itself alongside retail giants like Zara and H&M [4]