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Poor timing by parcel giant Shein will cost ‘invisible’ owner Xu 15 billion dollars

Poor timing by parcel giant Shein will cost ‘invisible’ owner Xu 15 billion dollars

Chinese e-commerce giant Shein is preparing for its initial public offering on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange. The company's valuation has dropped significantly from $100 billion to an estimated $25 billion due to poor timing.

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