The ride-hailing giant saw a fourth-quarter profit of $113.15 million, compared to a similar-sized loss for the same quarter a year earlier

Court says Didi’s alleged desire to sell American depositary shares before a looming government crackdown gave the firm a "concrete and personal economic motive" to go public

The ride-hailing outfit’s three-month surplus was its first since 2021 when it was the target of China’s cyberspace regulator

About a dozen Chinese firms, including Tencent Music Entertainment Group, Didi Global and NetEase, are likely to be inspected in a fresh round of routine checks

But the listing is set to be opposed by some US lawmakers over claims the company uses cotton produced by Uyghur forced labour

The announcement on Thursday by the Cyberspace Administration of China followed a year-long investigation into Didi's collection and use of its customer data

China's Didi Global is in talks to buy a third of Sinomach Zhijin Automobile, a small maker of electric vehicles, sources revealed on Wednesday

Chinese regulators are said to be concluding probes into Didi and two other firms and preparing to lift restrictions on their apps

Alibaba, JD.com, Baidu took a hit in the wake of the comments, while the NASDAQ Golden Dragon China Index shed some 6.59%.

Vote to delist the ride-hailing giant's ADS from the New York Stock Exchange ends saga after 2021 listing drew Beijing's ire.

The company upset Chinese regulators by pushing ahead with a $4.4 billion listing in the US despite being asked to put it on hold. Shareholders will vote on its US delisting plan on May 23.

Ride-hailing firm says it won't apply to list shares on any other stock exchange before the delisting of its American Depositary Shares from NYSE is complete.