Japan&#x27s SoftBank posts quarterly financial gain immediately after four straight losses, pushed by Vision Fund gains

Japan&#x27s SoftBank posts quarterly financial gain immediately after four straight losses, pushed by Vision Fund gains


Masayoshi Son, CEO of SoftBank, has been weighing up different solutions for chipmaker Arm right after Nvidia walked absent from purchasing the firm.

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SoftBank posted its initially quarterly profit immediately after 4 quarters of losses, smashing as a result of analyst estimates, pushed by huge gains at its flagship tech expense arm, the Eyesight Fund.

Here’s how SoftBank did in the December quarter against LSEG estimates:

  • Net profits: 1.77 trillion Japanese yen versus 1.8 trillion Japanese yen anticipated.
  • Net cash flow: 950 billion Japanese yen as opposed to 196.5 billion yen predicted.

SoftBank’s flagship tech financial investment arm experienced a rough time in the fiscal 12 months that ended in March last 12 months, posting a document loss of about $32 billion amid a slump in tech stock charges and the souring of some of the business’ bets in China.



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