Shein is planning to open its first British warehouse as it prepares for a 50 billion British pounds ($64 billion) listing on the London Stock Exchange. The company is reportedly searching for a large site within the Midlands’ “golden logistics triangle,” with locations such as Castle Donington, Coventry, Daventry, and Derby under consideration. The final decision on the warehouse will depend on its London IPO and negotiations with its current UK logistics provider, Super Smart Service. Despite exploring options, Shein has faced criticism for exploiting a legal tax loophole on overseas shipments, and the company has stated it has no immediate plans to acquire warehouse space in the UK.