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Didi Global Inc ADR (DIDIY)

OTC Markets
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4.85
-0.10(-2.02%)
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4.850.00(0.00%)

DIDIY Comments

Didi now has total 7.4B dollars cash and if pay at 14 to total new shares in NYSE, they have to pay 4.4B dollars, they have money to cover but not sure if theu are willing to do this. Any way, if agree to take legal actions against DIDI as investors, you can reach Rosen law firm, Labaton Sacharow LLP and Schall for free actions.
Bloomberg: Didi executives had considered proposals including a straight-up privatization or a share float in Hong Kong followed by a delisting from the U.S., people with knowledge of the matter told Bloomberg. If the privatization proceeds, the proposal will likely be at least the $14 IPO price since a lower offer so soon after the June initial public offering could prompt lawsuits or shareholder resistance, the people had said. If there is a secondary listing in Hong Kong, the IPO price would probably be a discount to the share price in the U.S.
basically if you do not want to sell at a big loss before delisting just at least wait to get real shares value back once Didi listed in HK jn March next year, why not？And if Didi buy back shares at 14 dollar before delisting, it is a plus！
and for HK listing, it is said dual prime listing not secondary which should be better
It seems buyback with price 14 is the best way for Didi. Otherwise, didi will face a lot of class lawsuits. However, this only happens if didi is far below 14 before delisting. Otherwise, didi has to pay more.
why do you think they are trying to move to HK? kissing Xie's *****and hoping investigation ends with only a few billion in fines. Chinese commies can literally take all the cash you think is there.
yes，there are huge uncertainty.
SEC has granted them access to the us market via Adrs, they will have to follow through the contracts. If they don't, both Sec and HK will take a huge hit, financially and by discredit. This could be SEC that takes the last hit.
Buy at 6,66 sign of the beast
I guess DiDi's alliances are buying shares back that is why there are big volume now
sell 7,51....
welcome delisting company
im getting some of this.
Stay still do not burn yourself
I’m a buyer at sub$3. Almost half way there.
$9.05-$6.89 huge unexplainable range this pre market. All I can say is, this is very abnormal moves and someone is getting rich. Lol.. this will be interesting to watch today
because some genius thought Didi might pay $14 IPO price to go private. Chinese Commies are forcing this and most likely won't pay much higher than the closing price.
This stock opened up pre-market above $9 but won’t even show up on my pre/market chart (like it never happened) what kind of manipulation are they doing here?
Delisted Chinues stocks will sky rocket.
decide if it is a trap or they will skyrocket
Or they will struggle because of low volume after delisting.
Short!!
It seems to be it will be a short squeeze here, to many short positions.
Be carefull … for sure won’t buy back at ipo price ! Trap
Will Didi buy back our shares or just convert our shares to upcoming HK listing?
Whats the meaning of this pre market pump?
Will that mean buyback at 14 dollar?
what should we small investors do？Is there a vote soon?how should we be informed etc? Any one know the investor relationship contacts in DIDI that we could reach?
14 buy back private before relist in Hong Kong
to get approved and list on Hong Kong they need go private.
The question is how much DIDI has to pay?
Charlir,.DIDI will give us options either sell at 14 or convert shares to HK market?
14buy back private before relist in Hong Kong
Pure speculation from bloomberg and Reuters. Didi is going nowhere from nyse! Take my word
And your word comes with what credentials??
words are cheap...
It's delisting from nyse..i5s true value will be unleashed in hk listing. Hold it if u are allowed to hold
DIDI WILL NOT BUY ANY $DIDI SHARE AT IPO PRICE.DIDI WILL JUST TRANSFER SHARES TO HONG KONG MARKET.
They will buy back as they are so rich.
All Chinese stocks are riskier than the US companies ....many of them are dishonest with not disclosing or fabricate their numbers. In my opinion, China is an unstable country.
The Bloomberg released many news of DiDi so far, pay fine and back to app stores by Dec etc, it proved nothing had been true
Any news we have to observe opposite, Didi might want us small shareholders to sell and Squeeze the size of available shareholders and onxe they announce to delist they will have reduced cost to buy back shares at 14 dollars.
China just ordered didi to be delisted. RIP to the investors
Proposals under consideration include a straight-up privatization or a share float in Hong Kong followed by a delisting from the U.S., the people added. If the privatization proceeds, the proposal will likely be at least the $14 IPO price since a lower offer so soon after the June initial public offering could prompt lawsuits or shareholder resistance, the people said.
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