Founded in 2016, Hello (formerly Hellobike / Hello Chuxing) operates in mobility (bike-sharing, ride-hailing, battery swapping, robotaxi). The stock is not listed on any public market.
Hello (formerly Hellobike / Hello Chuxing) has no published valuation.
Alibaba GroupHHorizon RoboticsHello, known earlier as Hellobike and then Hello Chuxing, runs car-pooling, car-hailing, battery-swapping, shared bike, e-bike and e-scooter services across China, reaching more than 800 million registered users. It also operates bike-sharing abroad under the HelloRide brand in Malaysia, Hong Kong, Singapore and Australia, and in 2025 entered the robotaxi sector through a joint venture with Ant Group and CATL.
Yang Lei and Li Kaizhu founded the company in Shanghai in 2016, and Ant Group became its largest shareholder, holding about a 36% stake. It filed for a US IPO in April 2021 but withdrew it that July after Chinese regulators tightened rules on foreign listings.
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No. Hello (formerly Hellobike / Hello Chuxing) is a private company; its shares do not trade on a public exchange.
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