Hard for GIC to win the case. They have to first prove that it is indeed fraud. Then they have to prove causality (fraud caused them to lose money). NIO also has in the past took actions to demonstrate accountability (independent internal investigation) as well as successfully listed in HK and SG (both requires stringent checks). So, I’d say… this is a non-event.
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