Cheng Wei Liu Qing was investigated? Didi responded and the attitude remained firm.

Didi thinks that when it goes public, it can rest easy. After all, there is no precedent of forced delisting, unless it is financial fraud or poor performance. But I didn't expect to be investigated soon, and the storm has just begun.

It has dominated the domestic online car rental market, and Didi is indeed a high-quality stock. After listing, its market value once exceeded $80 billion. After a month's decline, it is now stable at more than $42 billion. There is no doubt that investors are waiting for the final survey results, when Didi's share price will definitely usher in a big shock.

The registration of new users is suspended, and the impact is not small. China once again ushered in the network car war. Judging from the data of major platforms, Didi's opponents are robbing users in the form of low prices and subsidies. In particular, Meituan, which has hundreds of millions of users and abundant funds, seized the opportunity and launched another impact on Didi.

In addition to the evaporation of market value and grabbing the market, everyone is most concerned about the survey results of Didi. Although it hasn't come out yet, market rumors have been flying all over the sky. Just yesterday, another media said that Cheng Wei and Liu Qing were investigated, which immediately triggered an online controversy.

On August 12, the Hong Kong media "South China Morning Post" said that Zhu, the co-founder and chairman, president and senior vice president of Didi, was under investigation by the regulatory authorities, and the results of the investigation may lead to changes in the management of Didi.

For this rumor, Didi responded quickly: the rumors about management changes are false news. Didi means still cooperating with the network security review. These are all rumors. Interestingly, the South China Morning Post has already been acquired by Alibaba, and Ali is one of Didi's shareholders, and its CEO Zhang Yong is also a director of Didi.

Liu Qing and Zhu are the three core executives of Didi, but the founders and founders of Didi. Liu Qing joined Didi on 20 14, and became the president of Didi on 20 15. After Liu Qing joined, it immediately invested Didi to replenish ammunition. Liu Qing contributed a lot to Didi. Zhu is a colleague at Goldman Sachs, and she also pulled Didi in. It is understood that Zhu raised $3 billion for Didi in just 30 days, which shows that its energy is not small.

All three of them are members of the board of directors. After Didi went public, Cheng held 6.5% of the shares, 1.6%, and Zhu and other senior executives held 1.8%. If all three of them are replaced, it will be a real shock.

In fact, if Didi really has data security problems, who will be responsible? It must be the top of Didi, so there will be such rumors, but the survey results have not come out, and everything is just speculation.

In addition to the rumors of management changes, there are two rumors before. One is that Didi will be privatized, and the other is that Didi will hand over data ownership. For these three rumors, Didi is very firm and denies them all.

If Didi is privatized, it means delisting from the United States. According to the regulations, enterprises can voluntarily withdraw from the market, but it is not so easy to withdraw from the market. First, investors need to buy back their own shares. This money is not small. After the listing of Didi, the market value has evaporated so much that investors are undoubtedly losing money. They are bound to get more compensation before they are willing.

Secondly, the consent of all shareholders is needed. For Didi, it is impossible for shareholders to agree. Shareholders originally headed by Softbank demanded a surprise listing. Although the market value has evaporated a lot, it is still not low. Therefore, if it is not a hard requirement, Didi will not be delisted.

Didi may hand over the ownership of the data to a third-party company, that is, the state-owned enterprise Visteon. Didi holds the travel data of hundreds of millions of people in China, which involves national security issues. It is safer and more reliable to hand it over to a third-party company for management. But even if it is not handed in, the data of Didi in the future will be strictly regulated.

In fact, these three rumors all cut into the focus of public attention, such as whether the listing will be delisted, how to deal with the data, and whether the executives will be responsible, but these will not be known until the survey results come out. Now all the rumors are really unreliable.

Although it is not reliable, there are many rumors that can also affect the decline of stock prices. This should be what competitors want to see, so where does the rumor come from?

According to the shareholding ratio, Didi does belong to foreign-funded enterprises. Its largest shareholder, Softbank Japan, holds 20. 1%, and its second largest shareholder, Uber USA, holds 1 1.9%.

You know, Ali and Tencent have never been seen in the annual list of the top 500 Chinese enterprises published by China Entrepreneurs Association. Just because their biggest shareholder is foreign capital, they are listed as foreign-funded enterprises, and Didi is also like this now.

However, the investment lineup behind Didi is very luxurious. In addition to foreign investment, there are many "national teams", such as Bank of Communications, CIC, CITIC Capital, China Post Capital, Poly Capital and China Life Insurance.

It can be seen that Didi can develop so smoothly because there are Internet giants such as Ali and Tencent, strong foreign capital such as Softbank and Goldman Sachs, and so many national teams. So many people are sharing the cake of the online car, so Didi still has a chance in the future.