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China Mobility

International

Other Initiatives

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Didi Global, Inc. engages in the operation of mobility platforms that provides ride hailing and other related services. It operates through the following segments: China Mobility, International, and Other Initiative. The China Mobility segment consists of ride hailing, taxi hailing, chauffeur and hitch services. The International segment includes ride hailing and food delivery services in international markets, outside of China. The Other Initiatives segment mainly consists of bike and e-bike sharing, certain auto solutions, intra-city freight, community group buying, autonomous driving, and financial services. The company was founded by Wei Cheng, Qing Liu, Bo Zhang and Rui Wu on January 11, 2013 and is headquartered Beijing, China.

China's ride-hailing giant DiDi Global Inc (NYSE: DIDI) looks to 'listing by introduction' to gradually allow owners of Didi U.S. shares to transfer them to the city's bourse, Channel News Asia reports. Now it can list shares in Hong Kong without raising capital or issuing new stock as it seeks to delist from New York.

Here's How DiDi Looks To Hong Kong Listing

China's ride-hailing giant Didi Global plans to use a mechanism that will allow it to list shares in Hong Kong without raising capital or issuing new stock as it seeks to delist from New York, two people with knowledge of the matter said.

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DiDi Global Inc (NYSE: DIDI) has prohibited current and former employees from selling company shares indefinitely, Financial Times reports. DiDi extended the prohibition from December 27 without setting a new end date.

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DiDi has what seems like a promising business. However, due to regulatory crackdowns, DIDI stock is simply too risky for most investors.

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China's ride-hailing leader is headed back home.

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DiDi Global has planned to delist from the US exchanges following regulatory pressures from China. They now have 2 options: delist and relist in Hong Kong or take the company private.

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The antipathy of China's Communist Party towards Didi continues to make DIDI stock uninvestable. The post The Outlook of DiDi Stock Remains Dismal appeared first on InvestorPlace.

The Outlook of DiDi Stock Remains Dismal

China's Didi Global plans to hire Goldman Sachs for its planned Hong Kong listing and U.S. delisting, said three sources with knowledge of the matter, as it moves to withdraw from the New York exchange after just five months.

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For Americans looking to play China's growth story, Didi's delisting from the U.S. shows the rising political risk of investing in U.S.-listed Chinese stocks.

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Chinese ride-hailing giant Didi wants to bail on Wall Street. It may soon have plenty of company.

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DiDi Global Inc's (NYSE: DIDI) loss in share value since its plans to withdraw its U.S. listing may have put a dent in multiple hedge funds invested in the stock, Reuters reports. Reuters calculations show the 7.9% fall in Didi's shares between the end of September and December 7 would have wiped a combined $60.9 million of value from those positions.

DiDi's US Delisting Could Have Jeopardized Investment Of Multiple Hedge Funds

You may want to at least wait for DIDI stock to move over to the OTC market before you decide to buy the shares. The post The Upcoming Delisting Makes Didi Global Stock a Pure Gamble appeared first on InvestorPlace.

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Several hedge funds may have been bruised by bets on Didi Global Inc, filings showed after the shares tumbled since the Chinese ride-hailing company announced plans to withdraw from the New York Stock Exchange.

Some hedge funds may have lost millions on bets on China's Didi Global

DIDI stock announced plans to delist, creating a permanent loss for shareholders while offering a potential opportunity for speculators. The post What to Do With Didi After Panicked Investors Sold off Shares appeared first on InvestorPlace.

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In the U.S., 58 ETFs carry the Chinese ride-hailing company's stock.

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Retail investors have been among those selling shares of Didi Global, which tumbled after the ride-hailing company revealed its plan to withdraw from the New York Stock Exchange.

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Just five months after its debut, ride-hailing giant Didi Global said it plans to withdraw from the New York Stock Exchange and pursue a Hong Kong listing, a stunning reversal as it bends to Chinese regulators angered by its US IPO. The company's shares were down around 15% after swinging between gains and losses in premarket trading.

Didi bows to China pressure, will delist from NYSE months after its debut

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