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SoftBank Group Shares Slump After Second-Quarter Net Loss

Por: MarketWatch Business November 10, 2023

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SoftBank Group said Thursday after market close that it booked a net loss of 931.11 billion yen ($6.15 billion), compared with a net profit of Y3.034 trillion in the year-earlier period, which had been boosted by gains from the unwinding of its stake in Alibaba Group. The quarterly net loss compared with the estimated net profit of Y280.26 billion in a poll of analysts by data provider Quick. Its Vision Funds tech investment segment posted a... + full article



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