China-linked self-driving startup TuSimple to delist from Nasdaq

Market value sinks to 1/100th of post-IPO peak amid trade tensions

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Slow progress on bringing its self-driving truck technology to market has contributed to the drop in TuSimple's shares. (TuSimple)

RYOTARO YAMADA, Nikkei staff writer

PALO ALTO, U.S. -- TuSimple, a U.S.-based developer of self-driving truck technology with Chinese ties, has applied to delist from Nasdaq, with its market value dwindling to around 1% of its peak amid commercialization delays and rising interest rates.

TuSimple expects its stock to go off the market around Feb. 8, and will deregister with the Securities and Exchange Commission as well, according to Wednesday's announcement. The company told shareholders that their holdings will not change.

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