For everyone else, the journey has been costly — starting with the company itself. The Singapore-based online retailer priced the Hong Kong initial public offering at HK$48.56 ($6.19) per share on Thursday, valuing it at just over $26 billion. That’s about a quarter of the $100 billion it was worth at its private-market peak four years ago.
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