Didi Global may have to take unprecedented steps to shift trading in its shares to Hong Kong from New York, and the challenges are mounting.
Chinese ride hailer walks regulatory, cost tightrope to pull out of Wall Street
Chinese ride-hailer Didi disclosed a plan to withdraw from the New York Stock Exchange and relist in Hong Kong in a brief statement on Dec. 3, barely five months after its June 30 IPO. © Reuters
Didi Global may have to take unprecedented steps to shift trading in its shares to Hong Kong from New York, and the challenges are mounting.