 Shares of DiDi Global Inc. DIDI, -2.55 dropped 2.0 in premarket trading Thursday, putting them on track to open in record-low territory, after the China-based ride-hailing giant disclosed that it would have to delist from the NYSE to complete a cybersecurity review initiated by regulatory authorities. The company said Chinas Cybersecurity Review Office announced on July 2, just two days after it debuted on the NYSE, that the company was subject to a cybersecurity review that required the company to suspend new user registration. 