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Shein shares plunge 10% in Hong Kong debut after rocky road to IPO
The Japan Times✓
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Fast-fashion retailer Shein experienced a significant decline in its share value during its initial trading session in Hong Kong. The stock dropped below its initial public offering price early in the day before experiencing a partial recovery.
WHY IT MATTERS
The company's weak market performance reflects investor sentiment and immediate financial challenges following its highly anticipated public debut.
The shares fell to as low as HK$43.72 in early trading, compared with the IPO price of HK$48.56, before recovering some of the losses.
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