"Mr. Lu, I spoke with Mr. Xiong from IDG this afternoon, and we have their support."
Cheng Wei, having breathed a sigh of relief, informed [them] of the current progress. Apart from Softbank still pending a stance, most institutions were already on their camp, supporting the introduction of Lu Liang to assist DiDi's IPO.
The top five shareholders of DiDi were respectively Softbank at 17.8%, Uber at 10.23%, Tencent at 7.55%, Goldman Sachs at 5.23%, and IDG at 4.22%.
Next came Golden Sand River and Redwood.
Softbank and IDG were just neutral parties interested in making money; Uber and Goldman Sachs were backing Liu Qing, and Tencent supported him.
Now that IDG Capital had also taken a position by inviting Lu Liang to join, there was a high likelihood of success.
"It's all about giving it a try. If it were me, I, too, would support," he commented.
Lu Liang smiled slightly, pondered for a moment, and knew exactly what those institutions were thinking.
