Nio China unit to get US$1.9bil from parent and investors


HONG KONG: Nio Holding Co, a China-based subsidiary of electric vehicle maker Nio Inc, will receive 13.3 billion yuan (US$1.9bil) of investment from the parent and a group of strategic investors.

The strategic investors – a group including Hefei Jianheng New Energy Automobile Investment Fund Partnership, Anhui Provincial Emerging Industry Investment Co and CS Capital Co – have definitive agreements to invest 3.3 billion yuan in cash for newly issued shares of the Nio China unit.

This was according to a company statement yesterday.

Nio Inc will also make a 10 billion yuan cash investment into the unit’s new shares.

The cash injection will reduce the parent’s holding to an 88.3% stake, down from 92.1%.

The strategic investors – along with other stakeholders – will hold the remaining 11.7%. — Bloomberg

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