A huge cloud may have just flown away from the stock of NIO Inc

HUNG HOM, Hong Kong - March 10, 2023 - PRLog -- Shares of the Chinese EV manufacturer surged yesterday on rumours that the Chinese government was introducing a fresh stimulus package to kick-start the country's faltering economy. This might increase demand for NIO's automobiles. However, U.S. investors must contemplate the possibility of NIO shares being delisted, along with those of other Chinese businesses that fail to satisfy U.S. regulators with adequate auditing processes. According to Reuters, authorities in both nations declared an agreement on the topic today.

According to the article, officials in Washington and Beijing have inked a first audit agreement to avert delisting's. The deal reached between the PCAOB and Chinese regulators is excellent news for NIO and more than 160 other Chinese businesses that have been designated as risking delisting for noncompliance.

The PCAOB should be able to obtain the audit information it requires under the agreement. However, investors must continue to monitor the agreement's implementation. If it performs as planned, it should eliminate the possibility of delisting for any of the recognized Chinese businesses that have enough auditing control.

Separately, NIO said that it would begin distributing its first ET5 mid-size cars on September 30. According to CnEVPost, NIO co-founder and president Qin Lihong made the announcement during a Chinese vehicle expo. Qin also stated that he expects the ET5 to outsell the gasoline-powered BMW 3 Series in China within a year.

The sedans and NIO's other car sales and popularity will decide how the company expands in the next years. But it was as crucial for U.S. investors to learn today that delisting worries may now be in the rear-view mirror.

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