Didi is in talks with state-owned Sinomach Automobile to buy a third of its electric car division, sources told Reuters. The company intends to buy shares of automaker Sinomach Zhijun Automobile from minority shareholders. The estimated amount of the deal is $150 million.

Chinese regulators are finalizing a security review of Didi users' data, sources told the Wall Street Journal. Authorities plan to lift bans on adding new users and downloading mobile apps in app stores this week.

DiDi Global has notified the NYSE that it has begun delisting its ADSs from the exchange. The company plans to file Form 25 with the SEC on or after June 2 of this year to delist its ADSs from the NYSE. Once the form goes into effect, the delisting will occur within 10 days.

DiDi's IFRS loss for 2021 was CN¥49.334 billion, up 4.65 times from CN¥10.608 billion in the previous year. Revenue increased 22.6% to CN¥173.827 billion from CN¥141.736 billion a year earlier.