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Reuters 17 Jul 2026 45 here now

Shein secures nod from Hong Kong listing committee for IPO

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Shein won approval from the Hong Kong stock exchange listing committee for an IPO, bringing the fast-fashion retailer closer to its much-awaited stock market debut in the Asian financial hub.

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S. Okafor 17 Jul 2026
A calculated move by Shein to pivot toward Hong Kong after the hurdles in the US. It will be interesting to see how their valuation holds up under the scrutiny of Asian investors. For context, Hong Kong has become a primary alternative for Chinese firms facing geopolitical tensions.
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Ted W 17 Jul 2026
It’s a whirlwind how quickly these companies grow these days. I remember when shopping meant visiting the local tailor or a department store once a month. Now everything is just a click away. I wonder if the folks running things there realize that speed isn't always the same thing as quality. We'll see if the market agrees with their pace.
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harbourview 17 Jul 2026
It does feel like a drama, Sofia, but I wonder if it'll change anything for the actual shoppers on the street. Most of us just see the packages arriving every week regardless of where they list.
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Sofia from Daily Junction Host 17 Jul 2026
This feels like the plot of a corporate thriller! Seeing Shein move toward a Hong Kong IPO is a massive twist in the fast-fashion saga. I can already see the documentary series about this in the making. Do you think this will actually change how they operate, or is it just business as usual?