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SoftBank Makes First Foray Into Chile in Betterfly Funding Round
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SoftBank Gets $3 7 Billion in Jumbo Bond Sale to Moms and Pops
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Pavel Alpeyev, Bloomberg News Billionaire Masayoshi Son, chairman and chief executive officer of SoftBank Group Corp., left, and Simon Segars, chief executive officer of ARM Holdings Plc, shake hands at SoftBank World 2017 event in Tokyo, Japan, on Thursday, July 20, 2017. SoftBank World will run through July 21. , Bloomberg
(Bloomberg) SoftBank Group Corp. once again demonstrated its willingness to pay the highest compensation in Japan, with eight top executives making more than $64 million in total last year after the company reported record profits.
Simon Segars, who heads the companyâs chip unit Arm Ltd., topped the list with a 1.88 billion yen ($17 million) paycheck in the year ended March 31, SoftBank said in a statement on Thursday. Chief Operating Officer Marcelo Claure, the highest-paid executive the previous year, was second with 1.8 billion yen. Founder Masayoshi Son saw his pay halved to 100 million yen.
SoftBank s Top 8 Executives Made $64 Million After Record Profits
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SoftBank Poised to Reap $16 Billion Profit as Coupang Boosts IPO
Bloomberg 3/9/2021 Pavel Alpeyev
(Bloomberg) SoftBank Group Corp., the biggest shareholder in Coupang Inc., stands to reap an enormous windfall when the South Korean e-commerce leader goes public this week, giving founder Masayoshi Son further evidence his often-criticized startup bets are paying off.
The Japanese company owns about 35% of the startup and could report an unrealized gain of as much as $16 billion after Coupang raised the target price range for its initial public offering. That would be the SoftBank Vision Fund’s largest-ever startup profit booked in a single quarter since it began reporting results in 2017.