Didi starts to delist from New York and aims for Hong Kong amid Beijing scrutiny

  • Didi announced Friday that it would delist in New York after ‘careful study’ and prepare for a Hong Kong listing, with a shareholder vote to be organised later
  • Beijing launched a cybersecurity review into the company days after its blockbuster IPO on June 30

Signage at the Didi Chuxing offices in Hangzhou on August 2, 2021. Photo: Bloomberg

Didi Global said it would commence the process of removing its stock from the New York Stock Exchange for a listing in Hong Kong, as China’s dominant ride-hailing service operator makes an unprecedented exit from the world’s largest capital market five months after Chinese regulators opened a probe into the company.

“After careful study, the company will start the work of delisting from NYSE and initiate preparation for listing in Hong Kong with immediate effect,” Didi Chuxing said in a one-line Chinese statement on its official Weibo account on Friday.
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