Counterpoint: China's smartphone Q4 shipments fell by 11% and its market share reached the second place for the first time

Beyond Capital: Why Europe Needs Industrial Partners, Not Just Investors

Europe’s reindustrialization is creating new opportunities for Chinese companies. However, the winners will not necessarily be those seeking quick acquisitions or rapid market access. The real opportunities belong to companies capable of embedding themselves into Europe’s industrial ecosystem and supporting the long-term transformation of local industries.

SHEIN Launches Hong Kong IPO, Targeting Up to US$1.76 Billion

SHEIN（希音）launched its Hong Kong initial public offering on August 24, offering about 280 million Class B shares at HK$47.60 to HK$49.50 each. At the top of that range, the global offering could raise up to HK$13.86 billion (US$1.76 billion) before expenses, placing the fast-fashion retailer among Hong Kong’s largest planned listings of 2026.

SHEIN Reportedly Targets US$26–27 Billion Valuation in Hong Kong IPO

SHEIN (希音), the China-founded global fashion and lifestyle retailer, is reportedly seeking a valuation of US$26 billion to US$27 billion in a planned Hong Kong initial public offering, a sharp reduction from the US$98.2 billion private-market valuation disclosed for its 2022 fundraising round.

Haitian: Revenue Growth Rate Remains at 20%, in Line with Expectations for 3Q 2020

The course of Guangdong condiment company Foshan Haitian reflected segment generally enjoyed high growth in the second quarter. After the 3Q growth rate returned to normal levels, the secondary market reacted negatively.

Condiment Company Haitian Forecasts Net Profit to Rise 13% YoY in 1H2020

Listed companies in China's condiment industry saw positive revenue and net profit growth.