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Didi a été cotée aux États-Unis le 30 juin de l’année dernière et est la plus grande entreprise du Parti communiste chinois après Alibaba. De manière inattendue, quatre jours seulement après la cotation, elle a reçu un avis des régulateurs demandant une correction des données. Pendant cette période, 25 applis de Didi ont été retirées des rayons et la valeur boursière de l’entreprise s’est évaporée de plus de 60 milliards de dollars américains.

Didi Chuxing, ведущая онлайн-компания по прокату автомобилей Коммунистической партии Китая, опубликовала объявление вечером 23 мая. Она планирует подать форму 25 в Комиссию по ценным бумагам и биржам США 2 июня или позже, чтобы подать заявку на исключение из списка Нью-Йоркской фондовой биржи.

DiDi, a leading ride-sharing company, announced in the evening of May 23 that it plans to file Form 25 with the SEC on or after June 2 to apply for delisting from the New York Stock Exchange, and that the application is expected to take into effect 10 days later, on June 12.

中共の配車アプリ最大手、DiDiは5月23日の夜、ニューヨーク証券取引所の上場廃止を申請する手続きを始めたことを発表した。10日後、すなわち6月12日に発効する見込みで、正式に上場廃止になる。

On May 23, the Chinese online car platform DIDI informed the New York Stock Exchange that it would move forward with its delisting plan and file a delisting Form 25 with the SEC on or after June 2.

Shares of Didi Global Inc, a U.S.-listed car-sharing company from Communist China, plunged 42 percent on Friday, down from the previous trading session. The stock hit a low of $1.71 before closing slightly higher at $1.93.

On February 26th, Chinese ride-hailing firm Didi’s official Weibo posted that it would not close its local business in Russia and would continue to serve drivers and passengers well there.

Tech giants in Communist China announced huge layoffs. In a collapsing economy, the common people will face massive unemployment or even starvation

“After careful study, Didi Global has started delisting on the New York Stock Exchange and preparing for its listing in Hong Kong,” Didi Global said on its official Weibo account on December 3, according to multiple Chinese media reports. As of Dec. 3, before the delisting announcement, Didi’s U.S. stock price was $7.8 ，with a

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The Epoch Times reported on November 26 that Didi travel, which was listed on June 30 this year, was recently requested by the CCP authorities to delist from the United States.

The count of Chinese IPOs drops to zero in August Due to intensified scrutiny by US according to the Foreign Company Accountability Act

According to the news in the wall, Shouqi Group, a subsidiary of Beijing Capital Travel Group, has invested in Didi, placing the online car-hailing giant, which was recently listed in the United States, under direct control of Xi Jinping.

With didi's share price halved, Japan's SoftBank, which invested 80 billion yuan, is likely to be the biggest loser.