Beijing At first glance, Cheng Wei doesn’t necessarily look like someone whose company has made him a near-monopoly in commanding services in the world’s second largest economy. The main founder of Didi Chuxing, aka Chinese Uber, seems reserved, serious, and almost a boy.
But Cheng is one of China’s most successful entrepreneurs – and now he wants to crown his success. In the coming months – possibly as early as July – the 38-year-old plans to list his company on the New York Stock Exchange.
Anyway, documents have been submitted. It has been clear since Friday the size of the IPO: the volume is about four billion dollars. The IPO is likely to be the largest in the US since the listing of Chinese e-commerce giant Alibaba in 2014.
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