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Didi wants to stop listing in New York
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The Chinese driver service broker Didi wants to say goodbye to the New York Stock Exchange and is instead aiming for an IPO in Hong Kong. As the company announced, the delisting should begin as soon as the board of directors has given its approval. “The company will hold a shareholders’ meeting at an appropriate time to vote on the matter after the necessary procedures have been followed,” it said in a statement. According to insiders, Didi was in conflict with Chinese authorities when it pushed ahead with its $ 4 billion initial public offering in New York in July, despite regulators pressing to put the plan on hold.
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According to insiders, Didi had come into conflict with the Chinese authorities.
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