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HK Movers | Nio Stock Drops 10% After Singapore Wealth Fund Accuses EV Maker Nio of Inflating Revenue

TigerOct 16, 2025 5:49 AM
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NIO-SW stock fell 10% in Hong Kong.

Singapore’s sovereign wealth fund has sued Nio Inc. in a US court, accusing the Chinese electric vehicle maker and executives of violating securities laws by inflating revenues.

The lawsuit, filed in August in the Southern District of New York, named the company, Chief Executive Officer Li Bin and former Chief Financial Officer Feng Wei as defendants.

GIC alleged the defendants made “materially false and/or misleading statements” about Nio’s ties to an affiliated company called Nio Battery Asset Co. — or Weineng in Chinese — and failed to disclose key facts about its business and finances.

According to the complaint, those misstatements artificially inflated the value of Nio’s securities, causing GIC to suffer “significant losses.”

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