Urban Revivo Fashion Is Said To Consider Hong Kong IPO

Retail
Written By Rick Watson

Urban Revivo Fashion is a fast-fashion company founded in 2006 and headquartered in Guangzhou, China. The company operates over 400 stores in China and has expanded its presence internationally with outlets in Singapore, Thailand, and the Philippines. Urban Revivo aims to rival established fast-fashion brands like Zara and H&M by offering trendy, affordable clothing. The company also sells its products online and continues to grow its brand, with plans to launch an IPO in Hong Kong to raise at least $100 million.

Chinese fast-fashion company Urban Revivo Fashion is considering a Hong Kong initial public offering (IPO) to raise at least $100M. The company has stores in China, Singapore, Thailand, and the Philippines. Wait, is Urban Revivo Fashion another Zara competitor?

Bloomberg: Chinese Zara Rival Urban Revivo Is Said to Weigh Hong Kong IPO

Rick Watson

Rick Watson founded RMW Commerce Consulting after spending 20+ years as a technology entrepreneur and operator exclusively in the eCommerce industry with companies like ChannelAdvisor, BarnesandNoble.com, Merchantry, and Pitney Bowes.

Watson’s work today is centered on supporting investors and management teams incubating and growing direct-to-consumer businesses. Most recently, in partnership with WHP Global, Rick was a critical resource in architecting the WHP+ platform, a new turnkey direct to consumer digital e-commerce platform that powers AnneKlein.com and JosephAbboud.com.

Watson also hosts a weekly podcast, Watson Weekly, where he shares an unbiased, unfiltered expert take on the retail sector’s biggest players.

In the past year alone, Rick has spoken at many in-person and virtual events as well as podcasts on topics ranging from retail/ecom to supply chain/logistics and even digital grocery including CommerceNext IRL, ASCM Connect, and Retail Innovation Conference.

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