DiDi—China’s ride-hailing giant which announced on Dec. 3, 2021, that it would begin delisting from the New York Stock Exchange—suffered a loss of 30 billion yuan ($4.7 billion) in the Q3, leading to concerns about its plan to list in Hong Kong this year. The company announced its Q3 revenue on Dec. 29, 2021, bringing its total losses for the first nine months of the year to $6.6 billion. DiDi’s revenue plummeted as it was banned from registering new users. DiDi went public on the NYSE on June 29, 2021, despite warnings from the Chinese regime. On July 2, the State Internet Information Office announced that in order to “prevent national data security risks, safeguard national security, and protect public interests,” the Office of Cyber Security Review (OCSR) implemented a cyber security review of DiDi in accordance with the “Cyber Security Review Regulations” and stopped new user registration during the period. …