Shein
This coverage examines Shein’s presence and strategy in the UK retail market, focusing on its fast fashion model, supply chain practices, marketing tactics, consumer engagement, and regulatory scrutiny. Reporting highlights how Shein competes in a crowded market while addressing sustainability and ethical concerns — providing insight for executives, managers, and professionals overseeing fashion, e-commerce, and brand positioning.
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Oct- 2024 -23 OctoberClothing & Shoes
Shein launches branded credit card with Mexican fintech Stori
Shein is set to launch its first branded credit card worldwide through a partnership with Mexican fintech company Stori, Reuters has reported. The credit card, which will be branded Mastercard, will offer points to use on Shein’s website with every purchase made as well as double points on clothes orders. …
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21 OctoberFeatures
What does Shein’s potential IPO mean for the company and its competitors?
Chinese fast-fashion retailer Shein has reportedly been mulling launching an Initial Public Offering (IPO) on the London Stock Exchange for the past year. This float would be the first time the company has been publicly listed anywhere in the world and would represent a large moment in the retail space.…
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9 OctoberNews-In-Brief
Today’s news in brief-9/10/24
Shein’s UK arm reported robust financial results for 2023, with revenues climbing 38% to £1.55bn and pre-tax profits doubling to £24.4m. These figures surpass rival Boohoo’s latest annual revenues. The company also announced plans for an IPO in London, pending regulatory approval, to capitalise on its growth momentum and expand…
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9 OctoberClothing & Shoes
Shein’s UK profits double as sales hit £1.55bn in 2023
Shein’s UK arm has seen revenues rise by 38% to £1.55bn in the year ended 31 December 2023, up from £1.12bn the prior year.Meanwhile, pre-tax profit doubled from £12.2m to £24.4m over the year, according to new filings on Companies House. In the latest accounts for Shein Distribution UK Ltd,…
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4 OctoberNews-In-Brief
Today’s news in brief-4/10/24
Shein is moving ahead with plans for a highly anticipated London IPO, reportedly set to hold informal talks with investors across Europe. According to sources, Shein’s roadshows aim to assess investor interest ahead of regulatory approval from both UK and Chinese authorities. Having confidentially filed for a £50bn float in…
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4 OctoberClothing & Shoes
Shein to hold informal talks with investors ahead of possible London float
Shein is reportedly set to hold informal talks with potential investors in the coming weeks regarding its much anticipated London initial public offering (IPO), according to Reuters.Three sources with knowledge of the matter said the discussions will be held as the fast fashion giant awaits UK regulatory approval to launch…
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Sep- 2024 -16 SeptemberClothing & Shoes
Proposed US tax changes will not hurt competitive edge, Shein says
Government plans to close a loophole in the US that allows low-value shipments to enter the country duty free will not damage business for Shein, its executive chairman Donald Tang has said. According to The Business of Fashion, Tang said it would not affect the company’s market position, after White…
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9 SeptemberNews
Today’s news in brief-9/9/24
Asos has declined a £215m bid for Topshop from Shein and Authentic Brands Group, choosing instead to proceed with a joint venture alongside Heartland, an investment firm owned by retail billionaire Anders Povlsen. This decision values Topshop and Topman at £180m, with Asos selling a 75% stake for £135m. The…
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9 SeptemberOnline & Digital
Asos rejected £215m Shein Topshop bid for lower offer
Asos reportedly declined a £215m bid for Topshop from Shein and Authentic Brands Group, in favour of its joint venture with Heartland, according to The Sunday Times. The retailer agreed to sell a 75% stake in Topshop and Topman for £135m in a deal that valued the two brands at…
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Aug- 2024 -28 AugustOnline & Digital
Temu owner PDD sees shares plummet 29% despite strong Q2 results
Temu owner PDD holdings saw its shares plummet 29%, wiping out $55bn (£41.6bn) off the company’s market value, after its Q2 results fell short of analysts expectations. This comes despite a 86% increase in revenues to $13.35m (£10.09m) and a 156% rise in operating profit to $4.48m (£3.39m) in Q2…
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