Uber China’s vice-president Liu Zhen has resigned two months after the corporation was acquired by local rival Didi Chuxing, in a move that raises speculation there will be more internal restructuring.
A spokesperson with Uber China confirmed to the South China Morning Post that Liu had left Uber China but declined to give more details.
In a note titled “To all those who care about me” that was posted online on Friday, Liu, the de-facto chief executive officer of Uber China, hinted at her departure from the company.
“In the melting pot of Uber China, we ready for new journeys,” said the social media posting signed by Liu.
“Blessings to all Uber employees, the glorious two years of Uber China was impossible without you. I have been extremely fortunate and proud to be able to go through all the ups and downs,” she wrote.