SoftBank Group said on Monday it plans to issue JPY1 trillion (about $6.29bn) of seven-year corporate bonds aimed at retail investors, with a provisional coupon range of 4.3–4.9% per a regulatory filing. Proceeds will fund increased AI investments and will be raised via borrowing, bond issuance and asset disposals, including sales of holdings in NVIDIA and T‑Mobile. The offering would be the largest in the company's history, roughly twice the prior record JPY600bn issue in April 2025. Final term

SoftBank Group said on Monday it plans to issue JPY1 trillion (about $6.29bn) of seven-year corporate bonds aimed at retail investors, with a provisional coupon range of 4.3–4.9% per a regulatory filing. Proceeds will fund increased AI investments and will be raised via borrowing, bond issuance and asset disposals, including sales of holdings in NVIDIA and T‑Mobile. The offering would be the largest in the company's history, roughly twice the prior record JPY600bn issue in April 2025. Final terms are expected Sept. 4.