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.

SoftBank’s latest move follows investor pressure, following mounting losses from Uber and WeWork.

SoftBank Announces $41 Billion Asset Sale To Cut Down Debt And Buy Back Shares

SoftBank announced a mammoth plan Monday to sell $41 billion worth of assets, buy back shares and shore up its finances, giving the company's stock its best day in more than a decade.

SoftBank is selling assets to buy back $18 billion in shares. Investors love it

SoftBank Group Corp  plans to raise as much as $41 billion to buy back shares and reduce debt in an unprecedented move to restore investor confidence as a financial market rout pummels its shares and its portfolio companies.

SoftBank plans $41 billion of asset sales to expand buyback and cut debt

The special committee of the WeWork board of directors on Sunday said that it is "committed to take all necessary actions" if SoftBank doesn't live up its end of the bargain in the bailout deal signed October last year.

WeWork Investors Say They Will Take 'Necessary Actions' If SoftBank Bails On Bailout

The special committee of WeWork's board is preparing for a fight against Japan's SoftBank Group Corp  saying that SoftBank should complete its tender offer promised to the office sharing company's employees and shareholders.

WeWork board's special committee prepares for fight against SoftBank

In an email on Sunday, the special committee to the WeWork board said that it's attempting to ensure that SoftBank complete its tender offer as promised.

WeWork board's special committee is demanding that SoftBank follow through with investment

SoftBank Group is looking to raise an additional $10 billion to help its first Vision Fund support portfolio companies hit by the coronavirus pandemic, Bloomberg reported here on Thursday, citing people with knowledge of the matter. The Japanese technology conglomerate has reached out to outside investors for $5 billion in funds, which will be matched.

SoftBank seeks $10 billion for Vision Fund in coronavirus fight

SoftBank Group Corp  is looking to raise an additional $10 billion to help its first Vision Fund support portfolio companies hit by the coronavirus pandemic, Bloomberg reported https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2020-03-19/softbank-seeks-10-billion-to-supplement-vision-fund-amid-crisis on Thursday, citing people with knowledge of the matter.

SoftBank  seeks $10 billion for Vision Fund in coronavirus fight

Suddenly, “SoftBank” seems like an unexpectedly apt name for Masayoshi Son’s empire. Investors are going limp on Japan’s top tech guru, while bankers engage in lender’s remorse.

Coronavirus Has ‘Warren Buffett Of Japan’ On The Ropes As SoftBank Takes Dive

Shares of SoftBank Group Corp  closed down 17% on Thursday in their biggest one-day fall, hammered by investor scepticism over the outlook for tech bets, such as office sharing firm WeWork and ridehailer Uber.

SoftBank shares close down 17% in biggest one-day fall

SoftBank Group Corp. (OTC: SFTBY) is backing away from a $3-billion bailout of WeWork shareholders, The Wall Street Journal reported Wednesday, citing people familiar with the matter.

SoftBank Is Backing Away From $3B WeWork Bailout: Report

SoftBank Group Corp  shares fell as much as 11.6% on Wednesday, with its market capitalization dipping below the value of its domestic telco, as uncertainty grows over its management of a portfolio of unproven startups.

SoftBank Group's market cap dips below domestic telco as scepticism grows

SoftBank Group Corp  is considering pulling out of a $3 billion bid to buy additional shares in WeWork, because it feels the office-space sharing firm has not met the conditions for the deal, people familiar with the matter said on Tuesday.

SoftBank lays ground to abandon $3 billion WeWork tender offer: sources

The Wall Street Journal is reporting that SoftBank Group is using regulatory investigations as a way to back out of its commitment to buy $3 billion in shares from existing WeWork shareholders. WeWork’s spectacular train wreck of an initial public offering was an early harbinger that the good times might be over for a cohort […]

SoftBank reportedly balks at commitment to buy $3B in shares from WeWork shareholders

Plan to buy $3 billion worth of insiders' shares may be put on hold.

Softbank Less Eager to Own WeWork in the Age of Coronavirus

SoftBank had planned a $3 billion tender offer for WeWork shares, which were privately held, along with a $1.5 billion acceleration of equity it has already committed and $5 billion in syndicated debt. The financing package was meant to save WeWork from an impending cash crunch last year.

SoftBank may not complete $3 billion tender offer for WeWork, sources say

SoftBank Group Corp  is backing away from part of its planned bailout of WeWork, due to several regulatory investigations of the office sharing company, the Wall Street Journal reported https://www.wsj.com/articles/softbank-backs-away-from-part-of-planned-wework-bailout-11584479235?mod=searchresults&page=1&pos=2 on Tuesday, citing people familiar with the matter.

SoftBank backs away from part of planned WeWork bailout - WSJ

Japanese telecom conglomerate SoftBank Group has faced a litany of bad news in recent weeks, including reported revelations from the Wall Street Journal that the head of its Vision Fund was using corporate espionage firms to sabotage his corporate peers and that activist hedge fund investor Elliott Management had invested in the company to try […]

SoftBank’s debt outlook turns negative

Elliott Management was pushing for an even bigger stock buyback program out of SoftBank.

SoftBank Agrees to Buy Back $4.8 Billion in Stock Amid Shareholder Pressure

Activist investor Elliott Management said on Friday it supports SoftBank’s latest move to buy back up to $4.8 billion of its shares. Elliott also said SoftBank would have opportunities to pursue additional buybacks following the completion of the merger between Sprint and T-Mobile.

Activist supports SoftBank’s $4.8 billion buyback plan

Activist investor Elliott Management said on Friday it supports SoftBank Group Corp's  latest move to buy back up to $4.8 billion of its shares.

Activist fund Elliott backs SoftBank's $4.8 billion buyback plan

SoftBank Group Corp. (OTC: SFTBY) has said its Board of Directors has decided to buy back 7% of total shares, excluding treasury stock, worth $4.8 billion (500 billion yen).

SoftBank To Buy Back $4.8B Worth Of Shares After Push From Elliott

SoftBank Group Corp  is buying back up to $4.8 billion of its shares after their recent slump, a move that partially met the demand of activist fund Elliott but failed to soothe investors panicking from the coronavirus pandemic.

SoftBank unveils $4.8 billion buyback after stock tumble, pressure from Elliott

Softbank's Rajeev Misra dismissed concerns about the Vision Fund as misleading and said he expects "dozens" of IPOs from the portfolio within 18 months.

SoftBank Vision Fund chief Rajeev Misra: In 18 months, my critics will be proven wrong

SoftBank-backed startup CloudMinds has been blocked from sharing U.S.-origin technology with its China business, documents showed, illustrating how increased U.S.

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