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To own SoftBank Group today, you generally need to believe its exposure to AI, Arm and tech assets can outweigh the risks from leverage and volatile portfolio marks. The new ¥90,000,000,000 fixed rate bonds modestly strengthen near term funding for that thesis, but they do not materially change the key short term catalyst around portfolio monetization or the central risk around balance sheet pressure if credit conditions worsen.
The most relevant recent announcement is SoftBank’s FY2026 result, with revenue of ¥7,798,650,000,000 and net income of about ¥5,002,271,000,000. That earnings strength provides context for taking on fresh unsecured debt, as it underpins market access while the group continues to recycle capital into AI, robotics and potential US listings, which many investors see as crucial catalysts for closing the discount to estimated net asset value over time.
Yet, in contrast to the upside from AI and robotics, investors should be aware of how higher leverage could interact with tighter credit if conditions change...
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SoftBank Group's narrative projects ¥9570.6 billion revenue and ¥741.9 billion earnings by 2029.
Uncover how SoftBank Group's forecasts yield a ¥7632 fair value, a 42% upside to its current price.
The most optimistic analysts already expected revenue at about ¥10,877,100,000,000 and earnings near ¥1,318,400,000,000, yet this new bond issuance could either support that bullish high leverage, high growth story or amplify concerns about refinancing risk, reminding you that credible views on SoftBank’s future can differ sharply and are worth comparing side by side.
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