This is the third time since August that SoftBank will offload its stake in Zomato, India's largest online food delivery service. It sold a similar stake in October
Berkshire's exit comes after a string of selldowns for the firm, including stake cuts by Japanese conglomerate SoftBank Group and the exit of China's Alibaba Group
The names of the buyers were not disclosed by the exchange
SoftBank's Vision Fund is also increasing its focus on companies which can benefit from the artificial intelligence revolution
Japanese technology company SoftBank Group Corp. racked up a huge loss in the July-September quarter as its technology investments, most notably office-sharing company WeWork, went sour. Tokyo-based SoftBank loss totalled 931 billion yen (USD 6.2 billion) in the last quarter, a reversal from the 3 trillion yen profit it posted in the same period a year earlier. SoftBank has a sprawling investment portfolio and tends to have erratic financial results that fluctuate with market trends. That has been highlighted by the troubles at WeWork, which filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection this week amid turmoil in the US commercial real estate market after the pandemic sent vacancies soaring in major cities like New York and San Francisco. SoftBank holds a nearly 80 per cent stake in WeWork. SoftBank's chief financial officer, Yoshimitsu Goto, sought to allay investor's worries, stressing in an online news conference that the company was still going strong overall, making cautious ...
The Vision Fund segment reported a loss of ¥258.9 billion ($1.7 billion) in the September quarter, compared with a ¥1.02 trillion loss a year ago
The financial services platform provides tech-driven solutions to the capital markets ecosystem including asset managers and corporate issuers
SVF Growth will sell the stake at an offer price of Rs 109.4 to Rs 111.65 per share, a 2 per cent discount to its current market price at the lower end, the report added
Zomato shares have gained 88.3% so far this year and closed 1.4% lower on Thursday
Shares of Godrej Industries shot up by 20 per cent on Friday following speculation that the two factions of the Godrej family have finalised the terms of separation
With an eye on 15-20 million non-GST registered sellers, SoftBank-backed Meesho has opened up its platform to onboard them for selling products online, the company said on Tuesday. The GST Council in July exempted small businesses making intra-state supplies through e-commerce platforms from taking GST registration if their turnover is below Rs 40 lakh in case of goods and Rs 20 lakh in case of services. The rule kicked in from October 1. "The platform has made significant technological adaptations which will enable non-GST sellers to start selling on the platform from October 1, 2023. This move will potentially unlock 15-20 million sellers historically under-penetrated states for the company," Meesho said in a statement. The company claims to have 1.4 million sellers on its platform. Meesho said it recognizes the unique characteristics of non-GST registered sellers, such as their high motivation and locally relevant selection from categories like fashion, consumer electronics and
At the IPO price, Arm is valued at about $54.5 billion, according to Bloomberg News calculations. Underwriters have the option of buying as many as 7 million additional shares
The investors will put in amounts ranging from $25 million to $100 million, according to the people
Navi Mutual Fund may soon join other peers in launching a balanced advantage fund
As many as 100 million shares representing 1.2% of total equity of Zomato worth of Rs 947 crore changed hands on the National Stock Exchange.
Son invested more than $140 billion in startups after setting up the Vision Fund in 2017, championing the potential of new technologies such as artificial intelligence
Three Indian family investment offices have reportedly picked up stakes in the SoftBank-backed e-commerce firm
The discussions come as Softbank is preparing to list the chip designer on Nasdaq next month at a valuation of $60 billion to $70 billion
Arm, owned by SoftBank Group Corp., is gearing up for what promises to be the biggest tech IPO of the year. It's spent months talking to some of its top customers about joining the offering
Overall, SoftBank reported a third consecutive quarterly loss, hit by declines in valuations for major investments such Alibaba Group, Deutsche Telekom, and T-Mobile US