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Zeekr Drives Off Wall Street, Heralding Chilly Year Ahead For U.S. Chinese Listings

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Zeekr Drives Off Wall Street, Heralding Chilly Year Ahead For U.S. Chinese Listings

Zeekr, a Chinese EV maker, delisted from the NYSE after parent company Geely completed its privatization plan less than two years after the company's IPO. The delisting reflects both company-specific challenges and a broader hostile environment for Chinese companies on Wall Street. Chinese IPO fundraising on U.S. exchanges totaled only $1.12 billion in 2025 across 63 companies, down significantly from $1.91 billion in 2024, with Zeekr's departure potentially signaling more Chinese companies may seek listings in Hong Kong and Shanghai instead.

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Online video giant mentioned as an early investor who protested Zeekr's privatization offer. No direct operational impact mentioned.