Shein, the Chinese fast-fashion giant, reported a net loss of $99 million for the first quarter, according to its filing ahead of a planned IPO on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange. The company attributed the loss to the US-China trade war, N12 reports.
Shein, the Chinese fast-fashion retailer, disclosed a net loss of $99 million for the first quarter of 2026 in its filing for a planned Hong Kong IPO, N12 reported on Monday. The company attributed the loss to the US-China trade war. The report comes as Chinese e-commerce and tech companies face heightened regulatory and trade pressures, including the EU's €500 million fine on AliExpress last week and CXMT's $539 billion valuation IPO on the Shanghai exchange earlier Monday.
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