22.04.19【豐富│東南西北龍鳳配】Pt.3 大國數據安全多重要?「滴滴」示範一次給你看!
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11-month ordeal that wiped out around US$60 billion of its market value.
Extraordinary general meeting in Beijing.
The company, valued at around US$80 billion at its IPO, will likely see its stock traded over the counter.
State-owned automaker China FAW Group Co. is considering acquiring a significant stake in the troubled ride-hailing giant Didi Global Inc. (Partner to foreign giants from Toyota Motor Corp. and Volkswagen AG+.
Shouqi Group -- part of the influential Beijing Tourism Group, and other companies based in Beijing were looking at a stake in the ride-hailing firm,
Some investors could be forced to sell because their mandates don’t allow them to hold unlisted shares. Hedge funds have already reduced their Didi holdings by 29% to about $232 million during the first quarter.
Raised about $4.4 billion in June of 2021.
In April, Didi said fourth-quarter revenue fell 12.7% year-over-year to the equivalent of $6.4 billion, as revenue in its core ride-hailing business in China declined 15.1%. It reported a quarterly net loss equivalent to $27 million.
Didi has said its stock would still be tradable in the less-regulated and less-liquid over-the-counter market.
If the company deregisters its U.S. securities, trading will shift to another marketplace with no public price quotations.
Its ride orders fell 33 per cent in May compared with June 2021.
Meanwhile, rivals T3, which is backed by state-owned companies, and Cao Cao Mobility, incubated by carmaker Geely, saw orders jump by 149 and 32 per cent, respectively.
The fine would account for about 4.7 percent of Didi's total revenue last year.
Alibaba's fine equated to about 4 percent of its 2019 domestic sales, while Meituan's was equivalent to 3 percent of its 2020 domestic sales.
Previously set aside 10 billion yuan for a potential fine.
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