Shares in Didi Chuxing jumped by almost half in pre-market trading on Thursday following a report that the embattled ride-hailing app was considering going private just weeks after its $4.4bn US stock market launch drew the wrath of Chinese regulators.
The company quickly released a statement denying “rumours” that it could delist, leaving shares a more modest 12 per cent higher on the day.
Didi has come under intense regulatory pressure since it listed on the New York Stock Exchange at the end of June, despite private warnings in advance by Chinese regulators to delay the share sale.
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