The Shein IPO filing in Hong Kong, with a target raise of up to HK$13.86b, puts fresh attention on the city’s role as a venue for fast fashion and large tech linked listings. When trading and listings pick up, the companies that run exchanges and market plumbing often feel the ripple effects. This article explores three Hong Kong Exchange and Capital Market Infrastructure stocks that are closely exposed to this news. The stocks discussed below are just a small sample of the Hong Kong Exchange...

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Global demand for instant noodles climbed to more than 124 billion servings last year, with China and Hong Kong retaining their position as the world’s largest market, according to the latest figures from the World Instant Noodles Association.

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Shein's Hong Kong IPO aims to raise HK$13.85 billion, with trading starting September 1. Cornerstone investors include Tencent and Tiger Global, valuing the company at over US$27 billion.

Shein plans to provide up to $3.5 billion in cash and additional shares to selected investors before its Hong Kong IPO, partly offsetting a steep valuation decline.

Shein plans to pay IPO banks up to $39 million for its Hong Kong listing, with fees equal to about 2.2% of the capital raised.

Known for selling cheap clothing, the online retailer has seen its value drop sharply from earlier estimates amid scrutiny over its environmental footprint

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HONG KONG, Aug 24 (Reuters) - Online fast-fashion retailer Shein's valuation has crumpled by about 70% from a private market peak near $100 billion four years ago, as it looks to raise up to HK$13.86 billion ($1.77 billion) in a Hong Kong IPO launched ...