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The Guardian - UK
The Guardian - UK
Business
Julia Kollewe

Shein UK breaches company law by failing to disclose human owner

A big Shein logo in its Singapore office
Shein’s headquarters in Singapore. Photograph: Chen Lin/Reuters

The UK business of the fast-fashion company Shein has failed to disclose its ultimate ownership, a breach of company law that could disrupt the firm’s reported plans to consider listing in the UK.

UK companies are legally required to declare their ultimate human beneficial owner – their “person with significant control” (PSC).

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