SoftBank Group Corp

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SoftBank Group Corp. operates as a holding company which engages in the management of its group companies. It operates through the following segments: SoftBank Vision Fund, SoftBank, Arm, Brightstar, and Others. The SoftBank Vision Fund segment engages in the investment business. The SoftBank segment provides mobile communication, broadband, and telecom services in Japan. The Arm segment designs microprocessors and develops software technologies. The Brightstar segment engages in the distribution of mobile devices overseas. The Others segment includes the smartphone payments business, alternative investment business, fund business in Latin America and the operation of baseball teams. The company was founded by Masayoshi Son on September 3, 1981 and is headquartered in Tokyo, Japan.

Barcelona-based corporate travel startup TravelPerk said Tuesday it raised $104 million in a new equity round led by SoftBank's Vision Fund 2.

SoftBank leads TravelPerk's $104 million fundraising, in a bet that AI will reshape corporate travel

LONDON--(BUSINESS WIRE)--TravelPerk, the hyper-growth business travel management platform, today announces it has closed an additional $104m investment led by SoftBank Vision Fund 2 with significant participation from existing investors, including Kinnevik and Felix Capital. The round is an extension of the Series D-1 raised in January 2022, led by General Catalyst. Stephen Thorne, Investment Director for SoftBank Investment Advisers will join the TravelPerk Board of Directors. With this fundin.

TravelPerk Secures over $100m in Funding Led by SoftBank Vision Fund 2 to Expand Hyper-Growth Business Travel Platform

When he left Morgan Stanley to join SoftBank Group in Tokyo in 2015, Alex Clavel had little in common with the swashbuckling dealmakers who surrounded CEO Masayoshi Son.

Focus: Behind SoftBank's investing cleanup, a US dealmaker who survived the turmoil

T-Mobile US

SoftBank Group Corp announced late Tuesday that it will receive shares in telco T-Mobile US, valued at about $7.59 billion, at no additional cost.  The Japanese tech conglomerate said it told T-Mobile US to issue 48.75 million of its common shares to SoftBank after conditions set out in an agreement made as part of the merger of SoftBank's US telco Sprint and T-Mobile were met.

SoftBank to receive $7.6B in T-Mobile stock at no cost

American depository receipts (ADRs) of Softbank were up about 2.5% Wednesday after the company said it would receive more shares of T-Mobile U.S. (TMUS) as part of the sale of Sprint.

SoftBank Up As it Receives 48.8 Million T-Mobile Shares

ARM Holdings PLC

SoftBank, the owner of UK chip maker Arm Holdings, got a boost as it received shares worth US$7.6bn in T-Mobile US. The Japanese tech investor got the 48.75 million shares due to conditions set out when its US telco Sprint merged with T-Mobile being met, it said.

Arm Holdings owner Softbank ends year on high with T-Mobile US boost

TOKYO, Dec 27 (Reuters) - SoftBank Group Corp (9984.T) said it would receive shares in telco T-Mobile US (TMUS.O) worth some $7.59 billion at no additional cost, driving the Japanese conglomerate's shares up 5%.

SoftBank shares jump 6% after exercising T-Mobile option

Improbable has sold The Multiplayer Group, a multiplayer games services company it bought in 2019, to Keywords Studios for £76.5 million ($97.1 million).

SoftBank-backed metaverse firm Improbable sells a key gaming venture for $97 million

Line Next, the South Korea-based NFT unit of a joint venture between SoftBank and Naver, has secured $140 million from a consortium led by Crescendo Equity Partners, even as the hype around the digital collectibles has faded.

SoftBank-Naver Joint Venture's NFT Unit Raises $140 Million From Peter Thiel-Backed Private Equity Firm

SoftBank Corp will invest roughly 473 million euros ($514 million) to take a 51% equity stake in Cubic Telecom that will give the Dublin-based connected-vehicle technology provider greater access to Asian automakers.

SoftBank Corp buys $514 mln majority stake in car software firm Cubic Telecom

TOKYO & DUBLIN--(BUSINESS WIRE)--SoftBank Corp. and Cubic Telecom signed an agreement whereby SoftBank will invest approx. 473 million EUR in Cubic Telecom for a 51.0% equity stake.

SoftBank Corp. Invests in Cubic Telecom to Pioneer the Future of Software-Defined Connected Vehicles and IoT Assets Globally

As automakers and technology companies continue to build ever-more sophisticated digital platforms into cars and other vehicles, a startup that's built a system that makes it easy to connect that hardware to wireless networks around the world has picked up a major round of funding.

SoftBank Corp takes 51% of Cubic Telecom for $513M to drive into the connected car world

Moody's Corporation has upgraded its outlook on SoftBank Group from negative to stable two months after taking Arm Holdings PLC (NASDAQ:ARM) public in the biggest IPO of the year. According to Moody's, the Arm IPO enhanced transparency in the Japanese investment firm's extensive portfolio of unlisted assets, which has been a source of contention for the leading rating agencies.

Moody's upgrades SoftBank after Arm IPO pays off

Shares in Softbank, the Japanese investment colossus, fell 8% after reporting a surprise fourth successive quarterly loss, in the same week that one of its biggest best in recent year, WeWork, went bankrupt. The net loss of ¥931 billion (US$6.2bn, £5bn) in the second quarter of its financial year reflected further writedowns of private market valuations in its portfolio, only partly offset by gains from the initial public offering of Arm Holdings PLC (NASDAQ:ARM).

Arm and WeWork backer Softbank plunges private valuation write-downs spark more losses

SoftBank Group Corp. (OTCPK:SFTBY) Q2 2023 Results Conference Call November 9, 2023 2:30 AM ET Company Participants Yoshimitsu Goto - Board Director and CFO Kazuko Kimiwada - Corporate Officer, SVP, and Head of Accounting Unit Navneet Govil - CFO, SB Investment Advisers and SB Global Advisers Jason Child - EVP and CFO Conference Call Participants Operator Now we would like to start SoftBank Group Corp earnings results announcement for the six-month period ended September 30, 2023. First, I would like to introduce today's participants.

SoftBank Group Corp. (SFTBY) Q2 2023 Earnings Call Transcript

SoftBank Group shares 9984, -7.33% fell sharply after the Japanese technology and investment company posted a second-quarter net loss due to weak tech investment results.

SoftBank shares slump in Tokyo after second-quarter net loss

Japan's SoftBank posted a wider-than-expected September-quarter loss, and its single largest investment, Arm Holdings, is falling in value

SoftBank Shares Are Sliding on a Weak Second Quarter, and a Drop in Arm Shares

WeWork

Tech conglomerate and investor SoftBank has lost $14.4 billion so far on WeWork. The office-sharing firm filed for bankruptcy earlier this week.

SoftBank has lost more than $14 billion by betting on WeWork

A new boom in AI could be a tailwind. But the company may struggle to fully take advantage—unless it can repair reputational damage from the last big tech bust.

SoftBank Can't Shake the Ghosts of Tech Booms Past

TOKYO (AP) — SoftBank Group Corp. racked up a huge loss in the July-September quarter as its technology investments, most notably office-sharing company WeWork, went sour.

WeWork investor SoftBank reports $6.2 billion loss

The Japanese tech investor sank deeper into the red as it reported write-downs related to the bankruptcy of office-sharing company and technology shares stayed under pressure.

SoftBank Loses $6.2 Billion in Quarter as WeWork Weighs on Investments

SoftBank Group on Thursday booked a quarterly loss of 789 billion yen ($5.22 billion), marking its fourth straight quarter in the red, as investment losses offset proceeds from the initial public offering (IPO) of chip designer Arm.

SoftBank books another quarterly loss, as investment hits offset Arm

SoftBank posted an investment gain on its Vision Fund in the fiscal second quarter but booked another quarterly loss.

SoftBank's Vision Fund ekes out gain but company posts $9.3 billion quarterly loss

Court papers reveal Japanese conglomerate transferred money less than a week before office rental group filed for bankruptcy

SoftBank paid WeWork lenders almost $1.5bn before bankruptcy filing

WeWork's $3 billion debt for equity swap deal with its creditors marks the latest effort by top shareholder SoftBank to revive the troubled office-space provider and recoup some of the billions it has invested.

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