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So the growth is staggering. The company is already very large, and this, I suppose, is what's exciting prospective investors.

You know, they like the appeal of a fast-growing company that seems to have,

you know, ticked a lot of boxes and seems to have outdone some of the other fast fashion players.

Sheehan, the fast fashion giant, is headed for an IPO in New York.

But what will investors make of its Made in China label?

And will they care about the environmental risks from a company that sells throwaway garments for $5?

Stay tuned to find out more on this week's Viewsroom.

Welcome back to the Viewsroom, a podcast from Reuters' Breaking Views,

where columnists from around the world talk about the big stories of the week.

I'm your host, Amy Donovan, coming to you from London.

Sheehan, the fast-fashioned retailer, is preparing for a stock market listing in New York.

Anita Ramaswami is here to co-host this week's episode of The Views Room.

We are delighted to be joined by two of the columnists that have been writing an awful

lot about this company.

Lisa Yuka, who is the Europe business editor for Breaking Views, and for his debut, Anshamandega, who is a columnist in Asia,

that has also been looking at this story, an awful lot.

So Anshamand Lisa, thank you so much for joining us.

It's a great pleasure to be here.

Thanks for having me here.

So Anita, what are your thoughts on Sheehan?

Is it the craze in America that it is in London?

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