Shares of the Chinese aggregator Taxi DIDI, accused of a threat to Russia’s safety, flew by 14.27 percent, to $ 8.72 per piece, at the premium of the New York Stock Exchange after the decision to make delishes and place paper on the stock exchange in Hong Kong.
DIDI announced the departure from the US Exchange five months after the primary public posting (IPO). Last week, Bloomberg wrote that the Chinese authorities force the company to leave the American market, fearing the leakage of personal data of users.
Didi placed shares on the New York Stock Exchange on June 30, despite the recommendation of Chinese regulatory authorities to postpone the IPO. A few days later, China’s cyberspace administration accused an aggregator in violating the Customer Data Collection Act and deleted the company’s application virtual stores. Beijing repression collapsed DIDI shares, which were initially 14 dollars, almost twice.
In mid-July, the Association “National Council Taxi” wrote a letter to Russian President Vladimir Putin, in which accused DIDI in collecting large amounts of personal information, including geolocation data and “unique identification information about a mobile device”. In the associations suggested that if the data goes to foreign intelligence, the country’s safety will be in danger.