SoftBank Group Corp
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SFT's latest stock split occurred on Dec 29, 2025
The company executed a 4-for-1 stock split, meaning that for every share held, investors received 4 new shares.
Before the split, SFT traded at 96.31 per share. Afterward, the share price was about 24.495.
The adjusted shares began trading on Dec 29, 2025. This was stock split number 4 in SFT's history, following the previous one in Jun 25, 2019.
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SoftBank Group Corp
Glance View
SoftBank Group Corp. is a Japanese holding company that mainly makes large investments in technology businesses. It owns shares in public and private companies around the world, and it also backs startups through its investment funds. A big part of its value comes from stakes in internet, software, semiconductor, and communications companies rather than from selling a single consumer product. Its main customers are not everyday shoppers but the businesses and founders it invests in, along with the telecom and digital services customers served through companies it controls or owns a stake in. SoftBank Group makes money from investment gains, dividends, interest, and fees tied to its funds and financial activities. It also benefits when the companies it owns grow in value or are sold, listed, or pay cash back to shareholders. What makes SoftBank different is that it sits closer to the top of the technology value chain than most firms. Instead of building products itself, it acts like a capital allocator: it puts money into companies it thinks can shape the future of tech, then waits for those bets to pay off. That makes the business heavily tied to the performance of its investment portfolio and the tech sectors it chooses to back.
