行业丨安踏参股的韩国时尚零售正加速筹备上市！

Group 1 - KKR-backed South Korean fashion retailer Musinsa is accelerating preparations for its IPO, having selected Citigroup and JPMorgan to handle the initial public offering, which may launch next year [1] - Musinsa's IPO valuation, including debt, is expected to reach 10 trillion KRW (approximately 4.8 billion) [3] - Earlier this year, Anta Group acquired approximately 1.7% of Musinsa's equity for 50 billion KRW (around 26 million), and both companies established a joint venture "MUSINSA China" in August to promote Musinsa's development in the Chinese market [3] Group 2 - Li Ning has officially entered JD's instant delivery platform, launching in nearly 100 cities nationwide, providing consumers with a shopping experience where products can be delivered in as fast as 9 minutes [4] - This collaboration signifies Li Ning's completion of a comprehensive coverage in the core instant retail platform under its "single brand, multiple categories, multi-channel" strategy, catering to diverse consumer needs for sports equipment [6] - Li Ning's instant retail strategy is a proactive response to consumer demand for immediate access to products, allowing for a one-stop shopping experience across various sports categories [6] Group 3 - The UK Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) has banned advertisements from Lacoste, Nike, and Superdry for misleading environmental claims, effective immediately across all channels [7] - The ASA found that the ads exaggerated the brands' environmental attributes without providing valid evidence, highlighting a trend of "greenwashing" in the fashion industry [9] - Starting in 2024, the ASA will upgrade its environmental advertising guidelines, requiring brands to meet specific, verifiable, and non-exaggerated criteria when promoting environmental attributes [9] Group 4 - Italian menswear brand Boggi Milano has become the official formalwear partner of FIFA for the next four years, covering the 2026 FIFA World Cup and the 2027 FIFA Women's World Cup [9] - Under the agreement, Boggi Milano will provide clothing and accessories for all FIFA staff, including board members, and will launch an official licensed FIFA World Cup capsule collection [9]