Shein Returns to Profit, Europe Sales Down 14%
- Shein reported a return to profitability in the second quarter, posting $2.40 billion in net income and $11.08 billion in sales compared to a $99 million loss in the prior quarter.
- An increase in total orders fulfilled supported a more than 20% sequential jump in net revenue, though the Iran conflict continued to impact operations in the Middle East.
- Europe sales decreased by nearly 14% to $3,770 million, reflecting weaker volumes as the company anticipated the European Union imposing fees on low-value e-commerce parcels.
- Since the Sept 1 debut in Hong Kong, Shein shares have dropped 27.3% from the offer price, as investors fret about growth and European Union regulatory risks.
- These second-quarter results represent the first financial report for The Singapore-headquartered retailer as a public company, underscoring its initial public offering milestone.
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