BEIJING, Aug 13 (Reuters) - Chinese ride-hailing giant Didi

Global returned to profit in the second quarter as record

transaction volumes in its China mobility business and rapid

international growth lifted revenue.

* The platform posted a net profit of 869 million yuan

($129 million) for the three months ended June 30, compared with

a net loss of 2.48 billion yuan a year earlier.

* The year-earlier quarter was hit by a one-off

shareholder-lawsuit provision.

* Q2 revenue rose 10.8% to 62.5 billion yuan

* For China mobility services, average daily transactions

reached a record high of 40.1 million in the quarter.

* Didi has been accelerating overseas investments, including

expanding its multi-service strategy in Brazil and Mexico that

also includes food delivery and financial services.

* Adjusted losses from Didi's international segment widened

to 2.89 billion yuan from 748 million yuan a year earlier due to

spending on marketing and incentives.

($1 = 6.7429 Chinese yuan renminbi)