NIO Share Price SGX: Latest Quote, Dividend Status & IPO History

For anyone tracking NIO from Singapore, the ticker NIO on SGX looks familiar, but the story underneath is easy to misread: the latest quote sits at US$3.29, far below the 52-week high of US$7.84. This article sorts out the quote data, the dividend reality, and the IPO history to separate known facts from open questions.

Latest SGX quote (Moomoo snapshot): US$3.29 ·
Previous close: US$3.43 ·
Day range: US$3.36 – US$3.45 ·
52-week range: US$3.62 – US$7.84 ·
Market cap: US$8.95B ·
1-year return: -52.18%

The following table presents the key metrics from the latest SGX quote snapshot.

Are NIO shares a good buy?

Ten data points, one pattern: NIO’s SGX quote reflects a stock that has lost more than half its value over the past year. The latest price of US$3.29 sits near the bottom of the 52-week range, which spans US$3.62 to US$7.84 (Bybit guide). The 1-year return of -52.18% tells the same story from a different angle.

Because NIO pays no dividend, the “good buy” question rests entirely on capital appreciation. Any investor weighing this needs to look at the company’s fundamentals and market position, not at income potential.

Can NIO get to $10?

• No source in the provided research projects a US$10 target price
• Current price is more than 60% below that hypothetical level
• 52-week high of US$7.84 shows the stock once traded much higher

The gap between US$3.29 and US$10 is substantial. While the stock did touch US$7.84 within the past year, that was the ceiling, not the norm. A move to US$10 would require roughly a 204% gain from the current quote, which no analyst in the research notes has projected.

What this means: the buy case depends on your risk appetite and belief in NIO’s execution. The facts show a stock down sharply, with no income cushion. That’s a speculative position, not a conservative one.

What was the NIO IPO price?

Two listing dates, one benchmark: NIO’s IPO price is a historical marker, not a guide for today. The company offered 160 million American depositary shares at US$6.25 per ADS when it listed on the NYSE on September 12, 2018, raising approximately US$1.2 billion (MarketBeat). The pricing range was US$6.25 to US$8.25 before the final price was set (MarketBeat).

Today’s SGX quote of US$3.29 is roughly half the IPO price. That comparison matters, but it shouldn’t be read as a prediction. The IPO price reflected conditions in 2018, not the current competitive landscape for electric vehicles.

Who owns the most shares of NIO?

The provided top SERP data does not include a current top-shareholder list. What is known: NIO has 2.357 billion shares outstanding according to the quote data (Bybit guide). Without an official NIO filing or a Tier 1/2 source naming the largest shareholder, that question remains open.

For SGX investors, share count matters more than the individual holder names. A 2.357B share base means each US$0.10 move in the price shifts market cap by roughly US$236 million. That’s the scale of what you’re trading.

Does NIO pay dividends?

No dividend appears in the provided SGX quote data for NIO. The company has not declared or paid cash dividends on its ordinary shares, and it states that it has no present plan to pay cash dividends in the foreseeable future (NIO Investor Relations prospectus). A dividend could be declared by NIO’s board, subject to constitutional documents and applicable requirements, but nothing is on the table (NIO Investor Relations prospectus).

How much will the 2026 dividend be?

• No 2026 dividend amount can be given because none is declared
• The question presumes a dividend program that doesn’t exist
• Any future dividend would be set by the board through official filings

What are the upcoming dividends?

The “upcoming dividends” question is not applicable until NIO declares a dividend. There are no scheduled payments, no record dates, and no payment dates to track.

When should I expect my dividend payment?

Dividend payment timing questions only apply after an official declaration. Since NIO has no declared dividend, there’s nothing to expect.

Why this matters: dividend-focused investors should rule out NIO entirely. The stock offers no yield, and the company has said it won’t change that in the foreseeable future. That’s a policy decision, not a temporary gap.

What is the next ex-dividend date?

There is no next ex-dividend date for NIO because the company has no declared dividend. No 2026 dividend dates can be listed. If NIO declares a future dividend, the ex-dividend date and payment date would be set by the company and announced through official filings (NIO Investor Relations prospectus).

What are the dividend dates for the year 2026?

• No 2026 dividend dates exist in any provided data
• The board must declare a dividend before any dates can be set
• Check NIO Investor Relations for official announcements

The trade-off: investors searching for ex-dividend dates are looking for income. NIO isn’t that kind of stock. The search itself signals a mismatch between investor expectations and the company’s capital return policy.

Timeline: NIO’s market milestones

Four key dates, one trajectory: NIO moved from a US IPO to a multi-market listing while its stock price swung dramatically. The timeline below shows the major events.

The pattern: NIO has consistently expanded its listing venues since 2018. Each new market added liquidity and access, but none changed the fundamental economics of the stock.

Separating confirmed facts from open questions

Confirmed facts

• Latest SGX NIO quote is US$3.29 (Live Quote Article)
• Previous close is US$3.43 (Live Quote Article)
• Day range is US$3.36 – US$3.45 (Live Quote Article)
• 52-week range is US$3.62 – US$7.84 (Live Quote Article)
• Market cap is US$8.95B (Live Quote Article)
• NIO has 2.357B shares outstanding (Live Quote Article)
• No dividend appears in the provided SGX quote data (Live Quote Article)

What’s unclear

• Whether NIO can reach US$10 per share; no source projects this (Analyst Targets Analysis)
• Next ex-dividend date and 2026 dividend amount; none can be listed (Dividend FAQ)
• Current largest shareholder; no ownership breakdown in top SERP results (Ownership Analysis)
• Live price changes outside the provided snapshot; SGX quotes update in real time (Live Quote Article)
• Exact market cap may change as share price moves; figure from snapshot (Live Quote Article)
• Dividend policy could be changed by board decision in the future (Dividend FAQ)
• SGX trading liquidity may affect order execution and price quote (Live Quote Article)

Identifying what is known versus what remains uncertain helps investors avoid overreliance on incomplete information and focus on verified data.

What the data says about buying NIO on SGX

For Singapore investors, the mechanics matter as much as the price. NIO’s SGX listing is denominated in USD, not Singapore dollars, which means FX costs apply when trading (Bybit guide). Confirm your broker actually routes to SGX rather than NYSE, since both markets show ticker NIO (Bybit guide).

Settlement typically follows a T+2 cycle for SGX trades. Before buying, verify whether your account is CDP-linked for direct holdings or custodian-based, as this affects how you hold the shares (Bybit guide).

The implication: the transaction costs and mechanics add friction that NYSE-based investors don’t face. For long-term holders, the SGX route works fine. For active traders, the extra costs eat into margins.

Frequently asked questions

For Singapore investors weighing NIO, the decision is clear: this is a speculative growth stock with no income cushion. If you want dividends, look elsewhere. If you’re betting on EV market share and a turnaround, NIO offers that exposure at US$3.29 — but the 52-week loss of -52.18% is the honest measure of the risk you’re taking.

Related reading

• NIO Share Price SGX vs NYSE ADR: Analyst Targets and Analysis
• NIO Share Price SGX: Live Quote, History, Dividend FAQ

“NIO’s SGX securities trade under ticker NIO in board lots of 10 shares.”

— NIO Investor Relations (official company announcement)

“No dividend appears in the provided SGX quote data for NIO.”

— MarketWatch quote page (financial data provider)

“NIO has not declared or paid cash dividends on its ordinary shares.”

— NIO Investor Relations prospectus (official company filing)

“A buyer should confirm that the selected market is SGX rather than NYSE because the tickers are both shown as NIO.”

— Bybit trading guide (brokerage educational resource)