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+++ Shein IPO - 🌐📈 Shein on the upswing! +++

🌟💼 The Chinese fashion giant, most recently valued at 66 billion dollars, has confidentially applied for an IPO in the USA. 📉💹 With Goldman Sachs, JPMorgan and Morgan Stanley as its main backers, Shein is aiming for a potential valuation of 90 billion dollars and is planning a possible IPO as early as 2024. 🌐💰 It is unclear how much the company is currently worth, but the valuation is a key point of discussion. 🤔📊


Confidential filing is common, allows for adjustments in communications with SEC. Shein will make adjustments and answer questions in the coming months before the filing becomes public. 📄🌐 Chinese low-cost fashion retailer Shein apparently plans US IPO! According to reports, the fashion giant could go public in 2024. 📈💰 Goldman Sachs, JP Morgan Chase and Morgan Stanley are to act as lead managers. 🏦💡 With a valuation of over 60 billion dollars in May 2023, Shein is on the rise. 🚀 The app has been downloaded over 200 million times and Shein has around 75 million active customers, mainly in the US and Europe. 🌍📱


Despite its success, Shein has been criticized for possible forced labour and low prices. Politicians are calling on the US Securities and Exchange Commission to rule out forced labor. 🚫⚖️ Experts estimate Shein's fast fashion market share in the USA at almost 40 percent, with sales of 23 billion US dollars last year. 📊💸 Shein's planned IPO raises the question: How will the company perform, and is it a worthwhile investment? What do you think? 🤔💼 #Shein
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I've actually read it several times now, but a market share of just under 40% in America? Dafuq? 😳
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So even if SheIn is a great investment. Investing in it... I don't know. You invest your money 1 to 1 in scrapping resources....
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More shein than be. Everyday fashion - the lowest level of consumption, at least under the general conditions. For me, it's not a question of market share. Forced labor and low wages: they won't be the only ones, but from my point of view you can see where the problem lies. fashion is not sustainable - it doesn't necessarily mean environmental protection - it's only economically viable through mass production, if demand is only a little bit lacking, it's already too tight... not my field of activity - I'd rather have a coke
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I'll get in when they reach 6 billion 😎
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In addition to all the negative aspects already known, the quality is of course pretty garbage for the price. I'd rather buy something of a reasonable quality in Germany and get something out of it for longer.
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If it isn't nomen omen est with Shein! 😅
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I had tested it once. Clothes mock cheap, but great quality. Some of them still look the same after 10 washes as they did when I bought them. A couple of female friends of mine have confirmed the same thing. I can't say anything negative for now, except that somewhere people are being exploited for such prices.

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