Still too early to say if Didi as a company will recover from the Chinese gov.'s crackdown. A couple pros - Chinese tech companies move at a lightning speed when it comes to releasing new apps with updates required by the government and 2) Didi is still China's largest ride hailing company, with plans to grow in Europe, India and Africa. You don't see that kind of planning from Uber or Lyft.
Their IPO price was low enough to attract a lot of investors, and I believe this will be either at the $20s or low $30s at the end of the year to middle of next.$DiDi Global Inc.(DIDI)$
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