据报道，由于担心数据安全，中国监管机构要求滴滴从美国退市，软银 (SFTBF) 的香港 (CNN Business) 股价周五在东京暴跌约 5%。
这家日本公司的愿景基金是中国网约车服务的主要股东，持股超过 20%。
由于担心一种新的冠状病毒变种似乎正在南非部分地区迅速传播，亚洲市场受到重创，软银股价周五开盘走低。
但在彭博社援引匿名消息人士的话报道称，中国国家互联网信息办公室（CAC）已要求滴滴的高管制定一项计划，将滴滴从纽约证券交易所退市后，亏损加速。
滴滴、软银和 CAC 没有立即回应 CNN Business 就该报告发表评论的请求。
彭博社报道称，由于“担心敏感数据泄露”，中国科技监管机构已要求滴滴的管理层将该公司从美国退市。
报告补充说：“正在考虑的提案包括直接私有化或在香港上市，然后从美国退市。”
但审议仍在进行中，“监管机构可能会收回他们的要求，”它说。
7 月，中国监管机构就网络安全问题对滴滴进行了调查，并将其从中国的应用程序商店下架，就在滴滴在美国 IPO 的重磅上市几天后。 CAC指控滴滴非法收集和处理个人信息。
对滴滴采取的强硬行动是北京对中国民营企业，尤其是科技公司进行全面监管打击的一部分。
SoftBank hit by report that China may force Didi to quit Wall Street
Hong Kong (CNN Business)Shares of SoftBank (SFTBF) plunged about 5% in Tokyo on Friday after Chinese regulators reportedly asked Didi to delist from the United States because of concerns about data security.
The Japanese company's Vision Fund is a major shareholder in the Chinese ride-hailing service with a stake of over 20%.
SoftBank shares opened lower on Friday as Asian markets were slammed by fears of a new coronavirus variant that appears to be spreading rapidly in parts of South Africa.
But the losses accelerated after Bloomberg reported, citing anonymous sources, that the Cyberspace Administration of China (CAC) has asked Didi's top executives to work out a plan to delist the company from the New York Stock Exchange.
Didi, SoftBank and the CAC didn't immediately respond to CNN Business' requests for comments on the report.
The country's tech watchdog has asked Didi's management to delist the company from the United States over " concerns about leakage of sensitive data," the Bloomberg report said.
"Proposals under consideration include a straight-up privatization or a share float in Hong Kong followed by a delisting from the US," the report added.
But deliberations are still under way and "it's possible regulators will backtrack on their request," it said.
In July, Chinese regulators probed Didi over cybersecurity concerns and removed it from app stores in the country, just days after Didi's blockbuster US IPO. The CAC accused Didi of illegally collecting and handling personal information.
The tough action against Didi is part of Beijing's sweeping regulatory crackdown on the country's private enterprise, in particular tech companies.
