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Management don't buyback September but will they buy in October if price hit new low.
Stay safe and don't anyhow buy.
Shortsellers likely to win again.
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NIO Inc.’s last major public share placement was completed on September 17, 2025, raising US$1.16 billion.
Transaction Details
Total Proceeds: US$1.16 billion (upsized from the initially announced US$1 billion).
Structure: The offering consisted of 209,090,918 Class A ordinary shares divided into American Depositary Shares (ADSs) and Hong Kong-listed ordinary shares.
Pricing: The ADSs were priced at US$5.57 per share, and the Class A ordinary shares were priced at HK$43.36 per share.
Purpose: The capital was allocated toward expanding NIO’s technology platforms, building out its battery-swapping and charging networks, investing in R&D, and strengthening its balance sheet.
No wonder!
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Remember to be patient.
Congrats to those who offload some above $3.75.
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No Share Buyback: In mid-September 2026, William Li reportedly ruled out any stock buybacks for the company during a closed-door meeting with European vehicle owners in Amsterdam. This decision intensified retail investor worries regarding capital allocation, cash position, and potential stock dilution.
No, the CEO of Nio, William Li, has not purchased shares of Nio personally in September 2026.There are no regulatory filings or public disclosures indicating any open-market purchases by him. In fact, the lack of share-supporting actions—such as a corporate buyback or personal insider buying—has been a major point of discussion among investors this month
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Sellers betting on weak results.
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