Shein turned to London when its IPO prospects in New York started to look tricky. Now, it promises to be one of London's biggest IPOs in recent memory.

Shein closer to London IPO after securing watchdog’s approval, reports say - The company has been in talks over an initial public offering (IPO) on the London Stock Exchange over the past year.

Shein plans to change the listing venue as it had not yet received approval for its London IPO from Chinese regulators, notably the China Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC), the two sources said.

Shein’s about-face would be a blow to London’s moribund IPO market as the city faces mounting competition from other financial centers. For Hong Kong, a name such as Shein would be the latest ...

The word is that Shein is reviewing its options for listing shares and London has come up as a viable alternative, according to a Bloomberg report. Other IPO venues could include Hong Kong and ...

While Shein is now gearing up for a London IPO, it still prefers New York as its listing venue and plans to keep its SEC application alive in case there is a change in the stance of U.S ...

Shein’s IPO, which at one point was eyeing a valuation of as much as £50 billion ($67.3 billion), would have been the London Stock Exchange’s largest such listing in years, but it divided ...

Shein disclosure row flags London’s IPO quandary Aimee Donnellan July 8, 202512:32 PM PDTUpdated July 9, 2025 ...

Lock in 7.2% until 2028 from ten individual bonds. In February, reports emerged that Shein was considering shifting its IPO from the U.S. to London due to regulatory obstacles.

Shein is ramping up its charm offensive again as the fast-fashion giant eyes a public listing in London as soon as this year. Stream NBC 5 for free, 24/7, wherever you are.

Hi, it’s Lisa Pham and William Shaw in London, reporting on Shein’s pursuit of a blockbuster UK listing. Also today, Ares looks to add $66 billion in assets with a deal in Asia. Today's top ...

Fashion giant Shein has filed to go public in London, people familiar with the matter said, a compromise after the China-founded company’s plans to list in New York became mired in difficulties.