Corporate Events

SoftBank Corp. has announced a Fixed-Income Offering. Security Name: Straight Bonds due October 12, 2029 Security Type: Corporate Bond/Note (Non Convertible) Principal Amount: ¥4.8 billion Security Features: Unsecured

SoftBank Corp. has announced a Fixed-Income Offering. Security Name: Straight Bonds due October 14, 2033 Security Type: Corporate Bond/Note (Non Convertible) Principal Amount: ¥2.4 billion Security Features: Unsecured

SoftBank Corp. has announced a Fixed-Income Offering. Security Name: Straight Bonds due October 12, 2029 Security Type: Corporate Bond/Note (Non Convertible) Principal Amount: ¥25.2 billion Security Features: Unsecured

Sceye announced the successful trans-Pacific flight of its Service Test 1 (ST1) mission from New Mexico to Japan. Traveling more than 15,000 km through the stratosphere in 13 days, upon arrival over Japan, ST1 demonstrated mobile broadband connectivity to unmodified devices through SoftBank Corp.'s core network and HAPS-based edge computing and communication with drones to support the development of a 3D communications network. ST1 marks Sceye's first flight to Asia and a groundbreaking milestone towards the commercial deployment of HAPS as stratospheric infrastructure. Sceye's HAPS maintain altitude and their area of operation in the stratosphere through consecutive day and night cycles, operating like geostationary satellites, only 1,800 times closer to Earth and at a fraction of the cost. In 2025, SoftBank Corp. invested in Sceye's HAPS-based stratospheric infrastructure as a scalable solution to complement terrestrial towers and satellite constellations. ST1 carried SceyeCELL, a first-of-its-kind "cell tower in the sky" designed to deliver wide-area mobile broadband directly to standard devices from the stratosphere. When deployed at full scale, one Sceye HAPS is designed to cover the equivalent area of approximately 500 terrestrial towers. During the ST1 mission, Sceye and SoftBank demonstrated mobile broadband from the stratosphere, including text messaging, voice calls, internet access, and video streaming. Testing also included emergency calls, using an emergency alert messaging system designed for large-scale disasters, and communications with drones. Sceye's ST1 mission launched on August 9, 2026 at 7:00 AM MDT from New Mexico. Additional notable mission attributes include: Traveled more than 15,000 km across the Pacific to Japan in 13 days; Operated within Japanese managed air space for over 7 days; Remained continuously within its area of operation for an extended period, achieving a station-seeking radius as low as 5 km; Operated at approximately 16.5 km in altitude while completing telecommunications, drone, and emergency communications; Confirmed communications performance equivalent to that of terrestrial networks while reducing radio interference with ground-based base stations; Through a server installed on the HAPS, Sceye and SoftBank conducted data processing directly on the platform, demonstrating average round-trip processing response time of 68 milliseconds, reducing communications latency by over 40% compared with internet-based cloud processing. This marks the world's first successful test in which a mobile core network and a web server for processing were installed on a HAPS, enabling response processing to be performed entirely onboard the HAPS and the results to be relayed back to smartphones. ST1 remains in flight, returning towards the United States over the Pacific Ocean at the time of this announcement. This flight builds on Sceye's Endurance Program, completed earlier this year, when its SE2 HAPS traveled more than 10,000 km in the stratosphere from New Mexico to the coast of Brazil where it stayed over its area of operation for several days to test long-duration performance in preparation for the Service Test Program, the first of which flew to Japan.

SoftBank corp. (TSE:9984) signed a letter of intent to acquire SP.LINKS Inc. from Blackstone Inc and Sony Bank for approximately $630 million on July 27, 2026. A cash consideration of $625 million will be paid by SoftBank Corp. As part of consideration, $625 million is paid towards common equity of SP.LINKS Inc.

SoftBank Corp., ¥ 4.40, Cash Dividend, Sep-29-2026

Noetra Corp. announced that it has received a round of fudning on July 16, 2026. The transaction included participation from new investors, Sony Group Corporation, SoftBank Corp., NEC Corporation, Honda Motor Co., Ltd. The company has issed convertibe prefrerred stock in the trasna

PXP Corporation announced that it has received ¥1,560 million in a round of funding on July 9, 2026. The transaction included participation from new investors, Alconix Ventures Co., Ltd., Nagoya Electric Works Co., Ltd., Mitsubishi UFJ Capital Co., Ltd., ShinMaywa Industries, Ltd., Nakajima Industrial Co., Ltd., Jidosha Fund Co., Ltd., and returning investors SoftBank Corp., SOLABLE Co., Ltd., Tokyo Century Corporation, Mitsubishi HC Capital Inc., and TARO Ventures. The company issued convertible preferred shares in the transaction. The company has raised ¥3,110 million in funding till date.

SoftBank Corp., Q1 2027 Earnings Call, Aug 04, 2026

SoftBank Corp. announced that they will report Q1, 2027 results at 3:30 PM, Tokyo Standard Time on Aug 04, 2026

SoftBank Corp., Q1 2027 Earnings Call, Aug 04, 2026

OpenAI Group PBC, SB OAI Japan GK, SoftBank Corp., SoftBank Group Corp. - Special Call

SoftBank Corp., Board Meeting, Jun 23, 2026. Agenda: To consider Issuance of Stock Acquisition Rights (Stock Options).

Fujitsu Limited, Sumitomo Mitsui Financial Group, Inc. and SoftBank Corp. announced they entered into a basic agreement regarding a business alliance in the health and medical fields with the objective of ensuring the continued sustainability of Japan's healthcare system, which is based on universal health insurance. The agreement, concluded on May 18, will see the three companies build a Japan-developed healthcare platform aimed at achieving sustainable healthcare, contributing to the extension of healthy life expectancy of citizens, optimizing the management of healthcare institutions, and curbing national healthcare costs. Under the Alliance, the companies will establish a data platform that enables the secure and appropriate management and utilization of medical data held within healthcare information systems, based on individual consent. In addition, by combining this medical data with personal health data that is controlled by individuals themselves--also linked and managed based on individual consent--they will develop app-based AI agents that act as personalized health partners tailored to each individual. The data platform and related apps will be built within Japan-based data centers as Japan-developed healthcare infrastructure. Through this initiative, the companies aim to realize a secure and integrated framework that supports the entire patient journey--from daily health management to medical consultations, ongoing treatment, and post-treatment follow-up. Ultimately, this will enhance support for improving individual health outcomes, promoting behavioral change, and enabling more advanced assessments of disease risks. Furthermore, through this Alliance, the companies will create new businesses that contribute to streamlining costs caused by duplicate testing and prescriptions, disease aggravation due to interrupted treatment, and the progression of preventable illnesses and frailty. By promoting the optimization of healthcare delivery, they aim to help curb future healthcare cost increases on the scale of approximately JPY 5 trillion, thereby contributing to the achievement of sustainable healthcare.

SoftBank Corp. proposed fourth quarter dividend of JPY 4.30 per share for the year ended March 31, 2026 compared to JPY 4.30 per share paid a year ago. The dividend for the fiscal year ended March 31, 2026 is scheduled to be submitted for approval to the Board of Directors of the Company at a meeting planned for May 15, 2026. Record date: March 31, 2026. Effective date: June 2, 2026.

SoftBank Corp. provided dividend guidance for the second quarter and fourth quarter of the fiscal year ending March 31, 2027. For the second quarter, the company expects to pay dividend of JPY 4.40 per share compared to JPY 4.30 per share a year ago. For the fourth quarter, the company expects to pay dividend of JPY 4.40 per share compared to JPY 4.30 per share a year ago.

SoftBank Corp. provided consolidated earnings guidance for the year ending March 31, 2027. For the year ending March 31, 2027, the company expects revenue of JPY 7,500,000 million, operating profit of JPY 1,100,000 million and net income attributable to owners of the company of JPY 560,000 million or JPY 11.54 per basic share.

SoftBank Corp. expected to report Q1 2027 results on August 7, 2026. This event was calculated by S&P Global (Created on July 2, 2026).

SoftBank Corp. reported earnings results for the full year ended March 31, 2026. For the full year, the company reported sales was JPY 7,038,680 million compared to JPY 6,544,349 million a year ago. Net income was JPY 550,759 million compared to JPY 526,133 million a year ago. Basic earnings per share from continuing operations was JPY 11.35 compared to JPY 10.99 a year ago. Diluted earnings per share from continuing operations was JPY 11.27 compared to JPY 10.84 a year ago.

SoftBank Corp., Annual General Meeting, Jun 23, 2026.

Annual General Meeting of Shareholders

RIKEN acquired an unknown minority stake in SAIMEMORY Corp. from SoftBank Corp. (TSE:9434) on March 27, 2026. RIKEN completed the acquisition of unknown minority stake in SAIMEMORY Corp. from SoftBank Corp. (TSE:9434) on March 27, 2026.

SoftBank Corp. and TOPPAN Holdings Inc. jointly developed a lightweight, durable skin for use on solar High-Altitude Platform Station (HAPS) aircraft wings and devised a testing method that replicates the stratosphere's environment. Test production will go forward, and the aircraft wing skin is planned for use with HTA-type HAPS, which SoftBank plans to deploy for commercial services from 2029 onwards. This jointly developed HAPS aircraft wing skin and test method that reproduces stratospheric conditions were made possible by combining SoftBank's HAPS expertise and TOPPAN Holdings' know-how accrued over years of creating advanced multi-layered film technology designed for packaging and construction materials. TOPPAN Holdings also leveraged its proprietary technology that evaluates weather resistance. This joint development mitigates film damage (degradation) caused by strong ultraviolet (UV) rays and ultra-low temperatures of almost -100°C. As a result, the aircraft can stay in the stratosphere for longer periods. HAPS, also referred to as "base stations in the sky," provide communication services from uncrewed aircraft that remain airborne in the stratosphere. Being able to keep an aircraft with a communications payload airborne for extended periods of time would make it possible to provide an alternative means of communications in the aftermath of large-scale natural disasters, as well as provide communication services to under-connected areas, such as mountainous regions and remote islands. As these platforms operate from the stratosphere at an altitude of approximately 20 km above, they offer wider-area coverage than base stations on the ground, while also providing high-quality, high-volume, low-latency communications superior to satellite-based communications. However, at this altitude in the stratosphere, UV ray and ozone exposure is far greater than at ground level, and with exposure to extremely cold temperatures that sometimes drop to almost -100°C, impaired efficacy due to these environmental factors had been a serious issue with conventional all-purpose skins. Responding to this challenge, SoftBank and TOPPAN Holdings jointly developed a new ultra-lightweight, high-durability skin for aircraft wings capable of withstanding the harsh conditions of the stratosphere, along with a specialized methodology for its evaluation. Leveraging converting technology developed for packaging by TOPPAN Holdings, an optimized skin structure was achieved by precisely layering original materials and impact-resistant advanced resin suitable for use at extremely low temperature conditions. The resulting skin weighs the same as or less than average conventional all-purpose skin, and even if damage to the skin were to occur, the break-resistant design keeps damage from spreading, allowing for both a safe and lighter HAPS airframe. SoftBank has contributed real-world data from its stratospheric HAPS flights, including actual temperature measurements and deep ultraviolet (UV-C) ray exposure conditions, and has also defined requirements such as weight reduction and other performance criteria. This has enabled TOPPAN Holdings to design a skin that addresses exposure to the harsh environmental conditions of the stratosphere by applying technology developed for construction materials. These conditions particular to the stratosphere include everything from extremely low temperatures (approximately -50? to -95?) to extreme heat (approximately 100?) from direct sunlight. The skin is also resistant to short wave UV-C and high-concentration ozone (10-20 ppm, parts per million) exposure that are far stronger than at ground level. This durability will allow for extended HAPS operation periods. TOPPAN Holdings leveraged its knowledge of packaging film testing and accelerated durability testing of construction materials, to construct a new test environment that assesses the skin under a simulation of the ultralow temperatures of the stratosphere, while also facilitating the testing of simultaneous exposure from short wave UV rays and the ozone. By using this test environment, it is possible to understand the detailed mechanisms of deterioration particular to the stratosphere and to use that knowledge for improved product design. This understanding and design adjustment makes it possible to carry out a more precise and more reliable evaluation compared to former testing methods. SoftBank: Provide expertise required to evaluate the suitability of the skin as well as expertise on HAPS operations, Supervision of advancing use with HAPS aircraft and transferring advances to practical application. TOPPAN Holdings: Develop and provide skin material suitable for HAPS aircraft, Proposal for evaluation method in stratospheric environment. SoftBank and TOPPAN Holdings will proceed with research to make the skin material developed within the scope of this project even lighter and stronger by fiscal 2027 (the year ending March 31, 2028). Additionally, while evaluating durability in the stratosphere, both companies will also attempt to establish mass production technology capable of ensuring sufficient supply and reliable quality by fiscal 2028. Also, based on testing outcomes, additional functions will be added, and the skin is expected to be used by SoftBank on HTA-type HAPS aircraft that provide commercial services, planned for launch from 2029 onwards. Both companies also plan to apply this skin to other fields that require a high level of durability.

MODE, Inc. announced that it has received ¥970 million in funding led by new investor, SoftBank Corp. on April 22, 2026. The transaction included participation from the new investors, Basis Corporation and Sankyu-SBI Innovation Fund I, a fund managed by SBI Investment Co., Ltd. The company issued convertible preferred shares in the transaction.

SoftBank Corp. has announced a Fixed-Income Offering. Security Name: 4.467% Bonds due 2036 Security Type: Corporate Bond/Note (Non Convertible) Principal Amount: €700 million Coupon Type: Fixed

SoftBank Corp., Q4 2026 Earnings Call, May 11, 2026

SoftBank Corp. announced that they will report fiscal year 2026 results at 3:30 PM, Tokyo Standard Time on May 11, 2026

SoftBank Corp., 2026 Earnings Call, May 11, 2026

SoftBank Corp. announced a new vision, Telco AI Cloud, aimed at building next-generation social infrastructure for the AI era by leveraging its nationwide telecommunications foundation. Telco AI Cloud is an AI infrastructure vision that integrates a large-scale AI data center platform powered by a GPU (Graphics Processing Unit) cloud, an AI-RAN-based MEC (Multi-access Edge Computing) platform, and a software stack for AI data centers called 'Infrinia AI Cloud OS.' By optimizing AI processing from training to inference and utilizing its nationwide telecommunications infrastructure, SoftBank will build a distributed AI infrastructure that delivers low latency, high reliability, and sovereign capability (data sovereignty). Telco AI Cloud is a vision uniquely enabled by SoftBank’s position as a telecommunications operator with a nationwide network infrastructure. Unlike hyperscaler-type centralized clouds, it enables the construction of a distributed AI infrastructure embedded within a telecommunications network. Telco AI Cloud consists primarily of: Large-scale AI data centers (GPU cloud) responsible mainly for AI training, An AI-RAN-based MEC platform and orchestrator that perform low-latency inference processing, and the 'Infrinia AI Cloud OS' software stack that centrally manages and integrates these components. In its AI-RAN product 'AITRAS,' SoftBank is developing an orchestrator ('AITRAS Orchestrator') that monitors in real time the demand for computing resources used for both AI processing and RAN (Radio Access Network) control. Based on multiple indicators—such as resource availability, application requirements, and projected power consumption—the orchestrator dynamically and flexibly allocates resources. Within Telco AI Cloud, RAN itself is managed as a unified AI application, enabling advanced cross-domain control of computing resources across both the telecommunications network and AI processing infrastructure. In distributed AI infrastructure environments, variations in configurations across sites can create operational complexity. To address this challenge, SoftBank has developed 'Infrinia AI Cloud OS,' a software stack that provides integrated management from GPUs and telecommunications networks to Kubernetes and AI workloads. This enables optimized AI processing from training to inference and supports secure, multi-tenant GPU cloud operations. For more details on 'Infrinia AI Cloud OS. In conjunction with MWC Barcelona 2026, SoftBank has announced the following initiatives to realize Telco AI Cloud: Advancing Telecommunications Networks for the Physical AI Era Following the start of collaboration with Yaskawa Electric Corporation on physical AI robots utilizing MEC for social implementation of Physical AI, SoftBank successfully conducted a joint proof-of-concept with Ericsson using AI-RAN to deliver low-latency, high-reliability networks for Physical AI. By tightly integrating robots, networks, and computing resources, and enabling dynamic offloading of AI processing along with network optimization, SoftBank aims to realize next-generation networks that support real-time Physical AI applications. SoftBank has commenced collaboration with Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Ltd. to expand the deployment of 'AITRAS' in the edge data center domain. This initiative enables secure, low-latency AI inference in on-premises environments, promoting advanced edge AI utilization in industrial sectors such as manufacturing. SoftBank has open-sourced the Dynamic Scoring Framework (DSF), a core function of the AITRAS Orchestrator. DSF enables optimization based on resource conditions in multi-cluster environments. Through this initiative, SoftBank will strengthen collaboration with partners and open-source software (OSS) communities, lower barriers to AI-RAN adoption, and accelerate commercial deployment. SoftBank is also strengthening integration between the AITRAS Orchestrator and Ericsson’s O-RAN-compliant SMO (Service Management and Orchestration), as well as Nokia’s AI platform, to enable dynamic allocation of computing resources across AI and RAN domains. This will support collaboration with SMO and the execution of external AI workloads, creating new AI-driven revenue opportunities for telecommunications operators. Additionally, through participation in OCUDU (Open Compute & Universal Distributed Unit), which aims to advance distributed AI-RAN infrastructure, SoftBank will promote the formation of an open and global AI-RAN ecosystem.

SoftBank Corp. unveiled its strategy for the next-generation of social infrastructure, marking a fundamental evolution in the role of telecommunications carriers. SoftBank announced its transition from a traditional carrier that simply moves data – raw, uninterpreted data packets – to an AI-native infrastructure provider enabling distributed AI workloads across edge and cloud environments. SoftBank's Telco AI Cloud vision evolves the network into a central nervous system: an active computation platform that operates AI models directly within the infrastructure. Through AI-RAN-based MEC (Multi-access Edge Computing), SoftBank can now orchestrate and broker AI workloads across this distributed edge, offloading GPU compute to deliver real-time, reliable inference where it is needed. By embedding this intelligence from the core to the edge, SoftBank is creating a distributed platform that delivers meaning, not just data, enabling immediate decision-making for robotics, autonomous systems, and smart cities. For Physical AI, this means resource-constrained robots can now perform complex, scalable behaviors that would otherwise be difficult to achieve independently; powered not by what they carry but by the network intelligence that surrounds them. A key highlight of the announcement was SoftBank's focus on 'Physical AI': the convergence of AI with the physical world of robotics. Unlike traditional centralized clouds, Telco AI Cloud brings intelligence to the edge, enabling robots to make split-second decisions based on sensor data, performing complex behaviors that their onboard hardware alone could not independently support. Following a collaboration with Yaskawa Electric Corporation focused on deploying robots in real-world environments, SoftBank successfully demonstrated a joint proof-of-concept with Ericsson. The demonstration showcased how AI-RAN networks can optimize connectivity for robots, ensuring the stability required to work safely alongside humans in dynamic environments. In collaboration with Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Ltd., SoftBank is deploying its 'AITRAS' platform in edge data center environments to support industrial use cases. This initiative brings secure AI inference to factory floors, promoting digital transformation in the manufacturing sector and helping to address labor shortages through automation. To foster global innovation, SoftBank has open-sourced the Dynamic Scoring Framework (DSF), a core function of the AITRAS Orchestrator, SoftBank's AI-RAN product. By sharing this technology with the open-source community, SoftBank aims to lower barriers to entry for AI-RAN adoption, inviting developers worldwide to contribute to a more efficient and accessible global infrastructure. SoftBank's Telco AI Cloud vision represents more than a technological upgrade; it is a fundamental shift from transporting data to distributing intelligence. By evolving the network into a ubiquitous AI platform, SoftBank enables the network to not just connect devices but empowers carriers with immediate, context-aware understanding, wherever they operate. Whether alleviating labor shortages through intelligent automation, enhancing industrial safety with edge AI, or enabling robots to perform beyond their own hardware limitations through network-distributed compute, SoftBank is building a central nervous system for society, one where distributed AI infrastructure serves as the catalyst for a more sustainable, productive, and connected future for all.

Rapidus Corporation announced that it has raised ¥267.6 billion in a round of funding on February 27, 2026. The transaction include participation from new investors Dai Nippon Printing Co., Ltd., ARGO GRAPHICS Inc., Canon Inc., Development Bank of Japan Inc., Investment Arm, Fujifilm Corporation, Fujitsu Limited, Furukawa Electric Co., Ltd., Hokkaido Electric Power Company, Incorporated, Honda Motor Co., Ltd., IBM Japan, Ltd., JX Advanced Metals Corporation, Kyocera Corporation, Mizuho Bank, Ltd., Investment Arm, Nagase & Co., Ltd., Nippon Express Co. Ltd., Nohmi Bosai Ltd., North Pacific Bank, Ltd., Investment Arm, Seiko Epson Corporation, Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corp., Investment Arm, The Chiba Bank Ltd., Investment Arm, The Higo Bank, Ltd, Investment Arm, The Hokkaido Bank, Ltd., Investment Arm, The Hokuriku Bank, Ltd, Investment Arm, Ushio Inc. and Information-Technology Promotion Agency; and returning investors, DENSO Corporation; KIOXIA Corporation, MUFG Bank, Ltd., Investment Arm, NEC Corporation, NTT, Inc., SoftBank Corp., Sony Group Corporation and Toyota Motor Corporation. Information-Technology Promotion Agency invested ¥100 billion. The company has issued convertible preferred stock in the transaction.

Northeastern University's Institute for Intelligent Networked Systems (INSI), SoftBank Corp. (SoftBank), Keysight Technologies, and zTouch Networks are demonstrating Autonomous Agentic AI-RAN (AgentRAN) at Mobile World Congress (MWC) Barcelona 2026. AgentRAN is a first-of-its-kind system that coordinates a hierarchy of AI agents to translate high-level operator intents into real-time, autonomous 5G and 6G network configurations and services. The demonstration is the latest milestone in a collaboration anchored at Northeastern University, where INSI has served as a nexus for industry-ac academic partnerships at the frontier of intelligent wireless networks. Over the past few years, Northeastern has built deep research ties with SoftBank on AI-native architectures, leading to multiple publications, AI-RAN Alliance demonstrations, and innovation in next-generation wireless. INSI collaborate with Keysight on AI-RAN testing and spun off zTouch Networks to commercialize technology on open, GPU-accelerated RAN infrastructure. This demo brings those threads together for the first time around a shared vision: truly autonomous, AI-driven radio access networks. At the heart of the demo is AgentRAN, developed at Northeastern's Open6G AI-RAN Alliance Lab. Operators express goals in natural language - such as "maximize throughput while prioritizing emergency traffic" - and the AgentRAN Manager decomposes these intents into actions for specialized agents operating across the RAN stack. The agents are powered by the SoftBank's Large Telecom Model (LTM), a purpose-built foundation model trained on telecom-specific KPIs, configurations, and domain data--f further optimized with high-fidelity training data generated using Keysight's RF digital twin channel emulation solutions with real world accurate 3D ray tracing capabilities (RaySIM, PROPSIM) for more accurate decisions than generic cloud models can deliver. The Northeastern Open6G AI-Ran lab, using Keysight's PROPSIM, demonstrates multiple agentic scenarios, deployed on an end-to-end programmable private 5G AI-RAN infrastructure, managed and orchestrated by zTouch Networks' zTouch.OS. Using Keysight's AI-RAN performance scoring solution, the system shows clear performance gains linked to the use of SoftBank's LTM, high fidelity training datasets generated by Keysight RF digital twin solutions, and zTouch Networks' zTouch".OS.

SoftBank Corp. reported earnings results for the nine months ended December 31, 2025. For the nine months, the company reported sales was JPY 5,195,399 million compared to JPY 4,811,463 million a year ago. Net income was JPY 485,523 million compared to JPY 436,610 million a year ago. Basic earnings per share from continuing operations was JPY 10.04 compared to JPY 9.16 a year ago. Diluted earnings per share from continuing operations was JPY 9.97 compared to JPY 9.02 a year ago.

SoftBank Corp. has withdrawn its Shelf Registration dated February 01, 2020 in the amount of ¥1 trillion. Security Name: Bonds Principal Amount: ¥1 trillion

Foresight Autonomous Holdings Ltd. announced that its majority-owned subsidiary, Eye-Net Mobile Ltd. ("Eye-Net"), has advanced its strategic collaboration in Japan with SoftBank Corp. ("SoftBank") to further validate Eye-Net's vehicle-to-everything ("V2X") collision prediction and prevention solutions technology. The joint initiative aims to enhance road safety and operational efficiency by enabling seamless, real-time exchange of location information among surrounding road users. This development represents a continued collaboration based on the positive results of the proof-of-concept project with SoftBank reported previously by the Company. The parties will work together to tailor the solution to SoftBank's needs and evaluate its potential for introduction into new markets. The collaboration underscores a shared commitment to accelerating the deployment of connected mobility solutions, ultimately contributing to improved situational awareness and reduced traffic-related incidents in Japan and beyond.

SoftBank Corp., Q3 2026 Earnings Call, Feb 09, 2026

SoftBank Corp. announced that they will report Q3, 2026 results at 3:30 PM, Tokyo Standard Time on Feb 09, 2026

SoftBank Corp., Q3 2026 Earnings Call, Feb 09, 2026

SoftBank Corp. expected to report Fiscal Year 2026 results on May 11, 2026. This event was calculated by S&P Global (Created on May 9, 2026).

SoftBank Corp., Board Meeting, Dec 25, 2025. Agenda: To implement absorption-type splits (collectively, the Splits ), effective from April 1, 2026.

SoftBank Corp. has announced a Fixed-Income Offering. Security Name: Unsecured Straight Bonds due November 28, 2030 Security Type: Corporate Bond/Note (Non Convertible) Principal Amount: ¥10 billion

Lightspeed (Lightspeed Ventures, LLC) has entered the fray to pick up a stake in cloud infrastructure startup Neysa (Neysa Networks Private Limited), joining Japanese investor SoftBank Group Corp. (TSE:9984) and private equity firm Blackstone Inc. (NYSE:BX), which have already been in talks, according to people in the know. While Blackstone is negotiating a buyout of Neysa, Lightspeed, much like SoftBank, is discussing picking up a $40-50 million minority stake in the Z47 and Nexus Venture Partners-backed startup. "Blackstone wants to buy a majority stake in Neysa, while SoftBank and Lightspeed are discussing a minority investment that is expected to value the company at around $250-300 million," said one of the persons, who did not wish to be identified. "These are all early-stage negotiations. "The $250-300 million valuation will mark a significant jump in valuation for the startup, which was last valued at around $76 million during its October 2024 funding round. The company raised $50 million in funding across two rounds in 2024 from Nexus Venture Partners, Z47, Blume Ventures and NTTVC."Indian founders are going all-in on the application layer of AI, but very few are taking on the infrastructure layer because of its capital-intensive nature. it needs land, power and deep technical talent, and that's not an easy mix for most startups," said a technology investor. "That's why we're seeing many entrepreneurs from India building software and enterprise tools instead. Neysa's founding team, though, has already built at that scale with Netmagic, which makes them stand out in the sense that they actually know how to pull off AI infrastructure in India." Neysa did not respond to ET's queries till press time. Emails sent to Lightspeed and SoftBank also went unanswered. Blackstone declined to comment. The negotiations for a stake in Neysa signal increasing investor interest in Indian alternatives to hyperscalers.

SoftBank Corp., Board Meeting, Nov 26, 2025. Agenda: To consider and approve to carry out an absorption-type merger of its wholly owned subsidiary, Japan Computer Vision Corp. (hereinafter “JCV”), effective from May 1, 2026.

LevelBlue, LLC signed a definitive agreement to acquire Cybereason Inc. on October 14, 2025. As part of the transaction, SoftBank Corp., SoftBank Vision Fund 2, and Liberty Strategic Capital, known for investing in disruptive and innovative technology, will become investors in LevelBlue, LLC. Steven T. Mnuchin, former U.S. Treasury Secretary and Managing Partner of Liberty 77 Capital L.P., will join LevelBlue’s Board of Directors. The transaction is subject to customary closing conditions and regulatory approvals. Banco Santander, S.A. acted as financial advisor for LevelBlue, LLC. Adam Kool, Steven Cantor, Maureen Dixon, John Kaercher, Jeremy Mandell, Corey Fox, and Jacob Klapholz of Kirkland & Ellis LLP acted as legal advisor for LevelBlue, LLC. J.P. Morgan Securities LLC acted as financial advisor for Cybereason Inc. Goodwin Procter LLP acted as legal advisor for Cybereason Inc. Michael Vogel of Paul, Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton & Garrison LLP acted as legal advisor for Liberty 77 Capital L.P. LevelBlue, LLC completed the acquisition of Cybereason Inc. on November 25, 2025. Steven T. Mnuchin has joined LevelBlue’s Board of Directors. As part of the completed transaction, SoftBank Corp., SoftBank Vision Fund 2, and Liberty Strategic Capital have become investors in LevelBlue.

The SoftBank Group (SoftBank Corp. and SoftBank Group Corp.) and OpenAI Group PBC announced their joint venture, SB OAI Japan GK (“SB OAI Japan”), launched on November 5, 2025. SB OAI Japan was formed as a joint venture to provide “Crystal intelligence,” which will transform the corporate management and operational practices of Japan’s enterprises with AI. SB OAI Japan will leverage OpenAI’s advanced AI technology to market Crystal intelligence — a packaged enterprise AI solution that integrates OpenAI’s latest products with tailored implementation and system integration services. SB OAI Japan is expected to market Crystal intelligence exclusively in Japan, with availability planned for 2026. Crystal intelligence is designed to help organizations enhance productivity and management efficiency through the adoption of advanced AI tools. The solution combines OpenAI’s enterprise offerings with localized implementation and support provided through SB OAI Japan. Ahead of the rollout of Crystal intelligence to customers in Japan, SoftBank Corp. will adopt and deploy this technology as the first user, validating its effectiveness in product development and business transformation through advanced AI technologies. The insights and operational expertise gained through these initiatives will be accumulated and shared progressively with other enterprises via SB OAI Japan. The SoftBank Group is promoting its transformation into an AI-native group of companies, with all employees actively utilizing AI in their daily operations. By leveraging OpenAI’s technology, the Group has already created approximately 2.5 million custom GPTs (ChatGPTs that can be customized for specific tasks or use cases) for internal use, and is now working to establish a foundation for Crystal intelligence. By rolling out Crystal intelligence and supporting the utilization of AI that is deeply rooted in management and operational processes, SB OAI Japan will transform the management of Japan’s companies. Morrison Foerster advised SoftBank Group in its joint venture with OpenAI Group PBC to form SB OAI Japan GK, which will provide “Crystal intelligence” to transform the corporate management and operational practices of Japan’s enterprises with AI.

Briefing Session for Individual Investors

SoftBank Corp. expected to report Q3 2026 results on February 9, 2026. This event was calculated by S&P Global (Created on January 6, 2026).

SoftBank Corp. Presents at Crypto & AI/Energy Infrastructure Conference, Nov-11-2025 10:55 AM. Venue: The Ritz-Carlton South Beach, 1 Lincoln Road, Miami, Florida, United States.

SoftBank Corp., Q2 2026 Earnings Call, Nov 05, 2025