DiDi Shareholders Overwhelmingly Back Hong Kong Relisting
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A survey released in October 2026 by Heng Ren Partners shows near-unanimous shareholder support for DiDi Global to relist its shares on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange.
- At least 99.3 percent of survey respondents want DiDi to relist its shares in Hong Kong instead of trading over-the-counter in the United States.
- All respondents want DiDi's board to call a shareholders' meeting and disclose a relisting plan.
- Respondents also support opening quarterly earnings calls and electing an independent director to represent shareholders.
- DiDi delisted from the New York Stock Exchange in 2022 and has not held a shareholder meeting since.
“Relist, re-engage, and understand we want representation.”
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How each side framed it
DiDi Shareholders Overwhelmingly Back Hong Kong Relisting; Want Independent Director, Open Earnings Calls, and First Shareholder Meeting in Four Years, Survey Finds
Timeline
First to report: PR Newswire Asia (); 2 articles from 2 outlets so far.
Who is covering this story
- Center (2): PR Newswire Asia, Pr Newswire Apac
Sources
- DiDi Shareholders Overwhelmingly Back Hong Kong Relisting; Want Independent Director, Open Earnings Calls, and First Shareholder Meeting in Four Years, Survey Finds — PR Newswire Asia (center, AI-estimated) ·
- DiDi Shareholders Overwhelmingly Back Hong Kong Relisting; Want Independent Director, Open Earnings Calls, and First Shareholder Meeting in Four Years, Survey Finds — Pr Newswire Apac (center, AI-estimated) ·