China's Cyberspace Administration has asked Didi Global to develop a plan to delist its shares from the NYSE, Bloomberg News reports. The regulator motivated its demand by the risk of leakage of confidential data. It is considered as a complete withdrawal of the company from the capital markets, as well as the placement of shares in Hong Kong with the subsequent delisting from the U.S. site. Didi and the Office of Cyberspace declined to comment.