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Re: SoftBank Group Corp. TYO: 9984 telkomunikacja, internet, media

Postautor: slayer74 » 22 gru 2018 18:44

Nieudany debiut telkomunikacyjnej spółki córki SoftBanku
Największe IPO w historii Japonii oraz drugie pod względem wielkości na świecie nie zachwyciło akcjonariuszy. Pierwszy dzień notowań spółki zakończył się ponad 14-proc. spadkiem. :shock: :twisted:
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Postautor: slayer74 » 12 maja 2019 10:40

SoftBank Group Corp. said Thursday its net profit in fiscal 2018 rose 35.8 percent to ¥1.41 trillion, supported by gains from investments in technology startups through its nearly $100 billion Vision Fund.

The investment and telecommunications group posted a record operating profit of ¥2.35 trillion in the same year, up 80.5 percent from a year earlier, on sales of ¥9.60 trillion, up 4.8 percent.

SoftBank Group did not release an earnings forecast for the current fiscal year through March 2020.

Of the ¥2.35 trillion in operating profit, the group earned ¥1.26 trillion from its fund management operations including the Vision Fund, which was founded in 2017 with partners including Saudi Arabia’s sovereign wealth fund.

The fund has invested in 69 companies, including U.S. ride-hailing giant Uber Technologies Inc. and Indian hotel operator Oyo Hotels & Homes.

The group has shifted focus, to investments in global technology startups from telecommunication services, since listing its mobile phone carrier SoftBank Corp. on the Tokyo Stock Exchange in December.

https://www.japantimes.co.jp/news/2019/ ... NfbrBQzaM8
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Postautor: slayer74 » 12 maja 2019 13:33

A handful of executives at SoftBank Group Corp. are weighing the idea of an initial public offering for its Vision Fund, the $100 billion behemoth that has invested in technology companies ranging from Uber Technologies Inc. to WeWork Cos.

https://www.japantimes.co.jp/news/2019/ ... NgERBQzaM8
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Postautor: slayer74 » 26 cze 2019 00:51

Softbank Group Corp. performed a 2:1 stock split on Jun 25, 2019
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Postautor: slayer74 » 14 sie 2019 18:22

SoftBank Group triples net profit in first quarter
TOKYO
Japan's SoftBank Group said Wednesday its first-quarter net profit more than tripled thanks to exceptional gains related to the sale of shares in Chinese e-commerce giant Alibaba.

The company announced net profit of 1.12 trillion yen ($10.5 billion) for the three months to June, up 257.6 percent compared to the same period a year before.

SoftBank Group said the growth was boosted by delayed gains from its 2016 sales of shares in Alibaba, which had an impact on income of 857 billion yen.

Sales rose 2.8 percent to 2.34 trillion yen while operating profit dipped 3.7 percent to 690 billion yen.

Under tycoon CEO Masayoshi Son, SoftBank, which started as a software firm, has morphed into an investment firm, ploughing funds into a broad range of companies and projects outside its core business.

Last month, the company said it would team up with tech firms including Apple and Microsoft in a new $108-billion investment fund to accelerate the "AI revolution."

The new fund is the long-mooted successor to its mammoth Saudi-backed Vision Fund, which has taken stakes in leading tech start-ups from Uber to WeWork.

The announcement of Vision Fund 2 made no mention of Saudi Arabia among the investors, though reports ahead of the unveiling suggested Riyadh was in negotiations to put money into the fund.

In May, Son told reporters the fund was "the most important management engine" for his firm.
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SoftBank hires Nomura for up to ¥400 billion bond sale

SoftBank Group Corp. has tapped Nomura Holdings Inc. as lead manager for a domestic bond sale to raise as much as ¥400 billion in what could be one of the biggest in the Japanese corporate bond market, according to sources familiar with the matter.
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Postautor: slayer74 » 12 paź 2019 11:33

SoftBank's damage from Uber and WeWork could exceed $5 billion

Masayoshi Son’s startups have had a rough few months, from a botched initial public offering by WeWork to a sharp decline in shares of Uber Technologies Inc.

Now analysts are beginning to calculate that the damage for Son’s SoftBank Group Corp. will likely reach into the billions of dollars.

Mitsubishi UFJ Morgan Stanley Securities Co. cut its profit estimate for SoftBank’s Vision Fund, its main investment vehicle, by ¥580 billion ($5.4 billion) to an operating loss of ¥367.6 billion for the September quarter, citing declines in the stock prices of Uber and Slack Technologies Inc. and the withdrawn WeWork IPO. It also reduced SoftBank Group’s fiscal year operating profit by the same amount to ¥1.01 trillion.

https://www.japantimes.co.jp/news/2019/ ... aGdolUzaUk
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Postautor: slayer74 » 23 sty 2020 11:47

SoftBank to invest $40 billion for new Indonesia capital

JAKARTA, Indonesia
Japan's SoftBank is offering to invest $30 billion to $40 billion in the development of a new Indonesian capital, an official said Friday.

The billionaire founder and chief executive of SoftBank Group Corp, Masayoshi Son, hinted at partnering with the Indonesian government to fund the project when he met President Joko Widodo last week in the capital, Jakarta.

Son and former British Prime Minister Tony Blair have been included in the steering committee to oversee the construction of the new capital city on Borneo island that would be led by Abu Dhabi's Crown Prince Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed Al Nahyan.

Indonesian Coordinating Maritime Affairs and Investment Minister Luhut Pandjaitan told a news briefing that SoftBank was offering around $30 billion to $40 billion, though it was not immediately clear what project the Japanese conglomerate would invest in specifically.

"We have not yet decided how they would invest, it could be for education, a research center or hospital development," Pandjaitan said. He said he will meet Son in Davos and Tokyo later this month to finalize the plan.

After meeting Widodo last week, Son told reporters that he was interested in supporting “a new smart city, the newest technology, a clean city and a lot of artificial intelligence.”

Widodo announced last August that Indonesia's capital will move from overcrowded, sinking and polluted Jakarta to a site in sparsely populated East Kalimantan province on Borneo island, known for rainforests and orangutans.

The capital's relocation to a 256,000-hectare (632,580-acre) site almost four times the size of Jakarta will cost an estimated 466 trillion rupiah ($34 billion). The government is set to begin the construction later this year.

Investors from Asia, the Middle East, the U.S. and China have shown interest in developing the city, Pandjaitan said.

Jakarta, with 30 million people including those in the greater metropolitan area, is prone to earthquakes and flooding and is rapidly sinking due to uncontrolled extraction of ground water.

Monsoon rains and rising rivers early this month left more than 60 people dead and 500,000 displaced.

Mineral-rich East Kalimantan was once almost completely covered by rainforests before illegal logging removed many of its original growth. It is home to only 3.5 million people and is surrounded by Kutai National Park, known for orangutans and other primates and mammals.

Indonesia is an archipelago nation of more than 17,000 islands, but currently 54% of the country's nearly 270 million people live on Java, the country's most densely populated island where Jakarta is located.

https://japantoday.com/category/busines ... ia-capital
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Postautor: slayer74 » 15 lut 2020 18:48

SoftBank's Masayoshi Son considers new type of fund for startup investing

https://www.japantimes.co.jp/news/2020/ ... kgulmnPxhE
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SoftBank Group profit down 69%, but shares soar on T-Mobile-Sprint deal

Technology investor SoftBank Group Corp. said Wednesday its net profit plunged nearly 70 percent for the nine months to December as investments in share companies such as WeWork and Uber took a hit.

Its bottom-line profit lost 69.0 percent, or ¥476.6 billion ($4.3 billion), for the period as the firm suffered an operating loss of ¥13.0 billion.

The operating loss was largely “due to a decrease in the fair values of investments including Uber and WeWork and its three affiliates,” the company said.

The company did not publish its outlook for the year to March 2020.

The disappointing results follow a turbulent period for the firm. CEO Masayoshi Son has faced criticism over his commitment to startups some say are overvalued and lack clear profit models.

https://www.japantimes.co.jp/news/2020/ ... kgummnPxhE
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Postautor: slayer74 » 15 mar 2020 23:13

SoftBank Group Corp. plans to spend up to ¥500 billion ($4.8 billion) buying back as much as 7 percent of its shares, taking a step advocated by activist investor Elliott Management Corp. to boost stockholder value.

The repurchases will run from March 16 of this year through March 15, 2021, and the shares will be retired, the company said Friday. SoftBank’s shares fell despite the announcement, dropping as much as 9.2 percent along with the broad market decline.

The scale however falls far short of the buyback Elliott envisioned. The activist investor disclosed a stake of almost $3 billion in SoftBank in February, arguing that the company’s shares were substantially undervalued given assets including a stake in Chinese e-commerce giant Alibaba Group Holding Ltd. Elliott advocated for the repurchase of as much as $20 billion, along with governance changes and more transparency about the firm’s investments.

Founder Masayoshi Son has also argued his shares are undervalued, and SoftBank itself calculates that its stock may be worth more than double the current price. But the company’s portfolio of startups — which includes struggling names like WeWork and Oyo Hotels — remains particularly vulnerable to economic and market shocks from the COVID-19 pandemic. The investment giant’s five-year senior credit default swaps — a hedging tool that indicates the risk of a company going under — spiked Thursday to their highest levels since 2016.

“The buyback continues SoftBank’s practice of repurchases following large drops in the share price,” said Justin Tang, head of Asian research at United First Partners in Singapore. “Given the long drawn-out acquisition period, it is unlikely to provide much support in the market driven by emotions.”

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Postautor: slayer74 » 25 mar 2020 09:19

Tokyo, March 23 (Jiji Press)--Softbank Group Corp. <9984> said Monday it will sell up to 4.5 trillion yen in assets to raise funds to buy back up to 2 trillion yen in own shares and repay debt.
The buyback will be in addition to a plan announced on March 13 to spend 500 billion yen to repurchase own shares.
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Postautor: slayer74 » 27 mar 2020 11:47

23.03.2020
SoftBank Group Corp. has unveiled a plan to raise as much as ¥4.5 trillion to replenish its coffers and slash debt over the coming year, moving to address investors’ concerns about its exposure to money-losing businesses during the coronavirus pandemic. Its shares surged.

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SoftBank zakończył przetarg na wsparcie WeWork

Japoński konglomerat SoftBank poinformował o zakończeniu przetarg o o wartość 3 mld USD na dodatkowe akcje WeWork, donosi Reuters.

Został ona uzgodniony w zeszłym roku z udziałowcami spółki. Wśród nich był też zmuszony do odejścia współzałożyciel WeWork Adamem Neumannem.

https://www.pb.pl/softbank-zakonczyl-pr ... ork-987200
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Postautor: slayer74 » 03 kwie 2020 09:17

Tokyo, April 2 (Jiji Press)--Japan's Softbank Group Corp. <9984> said Thursday it has canceled its tender offer for up to 3 billion dollars worth of shares in The We Company, or WeWork, which runs office space-sharing services.
Softbank initially planned to acquire the shares mainly from the founder of the U.S. firm and major institutional investors. But the plan did not work out as necessary conditions have not been met.
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Postautor: slayer74 » 08 kwie 2020 22:06

Tokyo, April 8 (Jiji Press)--Softbank Group Corp. <9984> Chairman and Chief Executive Officer Masayoshi Son has predicted that around 15 of the 88 firms in its 10-trillion-yen Vision Fund's investment portfolio could collapse in the aftermath of the COVID-19 pandemic.
"I would say 15 of them will go bankrupt," Son, also the founder of the Japanese internet and telecommunications group, said in an interview published on Forbes magazine's website.
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Postautor: slayer74 » 14 kwie 2020 10:43

Japoński SoftBank, największy na świecie inwestor na rynku spółek technologicznych, może zanotować pierwszą stratę od 15 lat.

SoftBank poinformował, że spodziewa się straty 16,7 mld USD na inwestycjach przeprowadzonych przez swój fundusz Vision Fund, zajmujący się start-upami. Będzie to jego pierwsza strata od 15 lat. Japońska spółka wskazuje jako jej przyczynę pandemię koronawirusa. Wśród inwestycji Vision Fund znajdują się m.in. Uber, indyjska sieć hotelowa Oyo, czy parataksówkowy serwis Grab, działający w Azji. Softbank poinformował, że słaby wynik Vision Fund może spowodować, że spółka zakończy rok stratą wynoszącą 13 mld USD.

https://www.pb.pl/softbank-spodziewa-si ... ach-988165
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