优色林代运营商再冲IPO！

Core Viewpoint - Shanghai Kaijie E-commerce Co., Ltd. (Kaijie E-commerce) has submitted its prospectus for an IPO on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, marking its second attempt at going public after withdrawing its A-share application in 2021 [1][4]. Company Overview - Established in 2010, Kaijie E-commerce is a comprehensive e-commerce service provider, offering B2B and B2C sales as well as data-driven creative marketing services [1]. - According to data from ZhiShi Consulting, Kaijie E-commerce is the fifth largest digital retail solution provider in China and the largest O2O digital retail solution provider based on GMV projections for 2024 [1]. Previous IPO Attempts - Kaijie E-commerce first entered the New Third Board in May 2016 but voluntarily delisted in July 2019 to streamline operations and reduce costs [2]. - After two years, the company attempted to list on the A-share market in June 2021 but withdrew its application in December 2021 before completing the inquiry process [3]. Reasons for Switching to Hong Kong - The company cited low liquidity of shares on the New Third Board as a barrier to public financing and business growth [4]. - Listing on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange is seen as a way to enhance financing capabilities, expand the shareholder base, and improve international market recognition [4]. Financial Performance - Kaijie E-commerce has experienced a decline in both revenue and net profit for three consecutive years from 2022 to 2024, with revenues of 1.829 billion, 1.723 billion, and 1.699 billion yuan respectively, and net profits of 86.47 million, 67.59 million, and 60.43 million yuan [5][6]. - The company's gross profit margin has also decreased from 24% in 2022 to 21.8% in 2024 [8]. Client Base Changes - Previously, Colgate was one of Kaijie E-commerce's top five clients, contributing sales of 38.57 million, 42.04 million, and 59.10 million yuan from 2018 to 2020, but is no longer among the top clients [9][8]. Industry Context - The beauty e-commerce service industry is facing significant challenges, with many operators, including Kaijie E-commerce, reporting declining revenues and profits [15]. - Among six listed beauty e-commerce operators, only Ruoyuchen has shown revenue growth in 2024 and the first quarter of 2025, while others have experienced varying degrees of decline [16][17].