According to the prospectus, before the listing, the total shareholding ratio of all directors and senior management of Didi was 65,438+00.5%, and the voting rights were 20.65,438+0%.
Among them, Cheng, founder, chairman and CEO of Didi, holds 7% equity of Didi and 15.4% voting right. Liu Qing, co-founder and president of Didi, holds 65,438+0.7% shares and has 6.7% voting rights.
Senior Vice President Zhu's shareholding ratio is less than 1%, the specific ratio is not shown, and his voting right is 2.3%. Jaco, chief technology officer, and Sun Shu, CEO of the online car service, both hold shares, but the specific proportion is not shown because it is lower than 1%.
Among institutional investors, Softbank Vision Fund holds up to 2 1.5%, with voting rights of 2 1.5%, Uber holds 12.8%, voting rights of 12.8%, Tencent holds 6.8% and voting rights of 6.8%. List of major shareholders disclosed in Didi prospectus
Didi and Kuaidi were both established on 20 12, and received strategic investments from Tencent and Alibaba respectively. In 20 14, they started a taxi subsidy war in China, which completely affected and changed the way people took taxis.
With the expansion of Uber's market layout in China and the support of Baidu, another giant of BAT, Didi and Kuaidi ended their campaign in 20 15, and announced the stock exchange merger, and Didi began to get investment from Alibaba. According to the prospectus, Alibaba is still a shareholder of Didi, but it did not disclose the detailed shareholding ratio.
On August 20 16, Didi annexed Uber China, and Didi and Uber will hold shares in each other and become the minority shareholders of each other. Uber is still one of Didi's major shareholders, but Didi has sold all its shares in Uber.