SHEIN is planning to list itself on the London Stock Exchange sometime in early 2025. According to reports, the fast fashion behemoth is getting ready to go public with its initial public offering (IPO) in the first quarter of next year, pending regulatory permissions.
According to insiders with knowledge of the matter, the firm was preparing to hold meetings between institutional investors and the fast fashion behemoth as part of a formal investor roadshow in the upcoming weeks. The brand is reportedly working with Goldman Sachs, Morgan Stanley, and JP Morgan on the float.
According to the publication, SHEIN’s founder Chris Xu and executive chairman Donald Tang have begun meeting with UK investors to gauge their interest in making investments and answer their queries.
It is also believed that several US-based investors who own stock in British retailers were contacted. According to reports, a prospectus for the IPO is circulating among certain players, but it has not yet been legally issued. After first aiming for a US stock market float, SHEIN has been preparing to launch its London IPO. However, it encountered resistance from US regulators as well as regulatory obstacles between China and the US.
