Son's stake has grown in percentage terms as a result of a recent series of massive share buybacks, a SoftBank spokesperson said
The Vision Fund segment lost 1.02 trillion yen in July-September, following a 2.33 trillion yen loss in the June quarter. Overall, the Japanese conglomerate logged net income of 3.03 trn in last qtr
While high-profile tech IPOs have met with strong demand from the growing herd of retail investors, market pros have been more neutral on the stocks
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The 65-year-old entrepreneur has raised billions of dollars in cash recently and sees another startup fund as one of several possible priorities for the money
Masayoshi Son holds 17.25% of a vehicle set up under SoftBank's Vision Fund 2 for its unlisted holdings, as well as 17.25% of a unit within its Latin America fund
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Sources say it is also possible that Son may invest some money in the fund through Softbank or other vehicles, although this could not be confirmed
Shareholders looking for signs of recovery see a portfolio awash with red instead
SoftBank Group's founder and Chief Executive Officer Masayoshi Son kept his pay unchanged at 100 million yen (roughly $785,000)
The Vision Fund swung to a loss of 2.64 trillion yen ($20.5 billion) for the year ended Mar. 31, compared with a 4.03 trillion yen profit in the previous year
The slump is casting a shadow on founder and CEO Masayoshi Son's strategy of heavy concentration in high-growth stocks increasingly out of favour with investors as interest rates rise
Marcelo Claure was already one of the highest paid executives at the Japanese tech giant after earning a pay package of $17 million in 2020.
The stock is off more than 35% this year, on track for its worst annual decline since 2006
Son and other senior SoftBank executives in Japan are seeking to pay Claure a much smaller sum
"The strategy of let's create the perception of enhanced value by taking things public hasn't really worked this year," Redex Research analyst Kirk Boodry said
Net income at the Japanese company dropped 39% for the June quarter, while profit at its eponymous investment unit plunged almost 90% amid a decline in the share prices of key holdings