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SoftBank: $39bn loss is a monument to Masayoshi Son’s risk management flaws

High hopes for stakes in Arm and ByteDance may prove misplaced as valuations falter

Once hyped for their vast scale, SoftBank’s tech investment funds are now notable for their huge losses. These stood at ¥5.3tn ($39bn) for last year, setting a record of precisely the wrong kind for Masayoshi Son, founder of the Japanese tech investment group.

The value destruction stands as a monument to a year in which rising interest rates pulled the rug on tech stocks. SoftBank is the sector’s biggest and best-known bull. Its own shares have halved from their 2021 peak.

The group announced a final loss of ¥970bn ($7.2bn) in consolidated results for the year to March. The size of the loss is surprising, given a $29bn selldown of Alibaba shares. It is the company’s second year in the red.

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