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Masayoshi Son

Masayoshi Son is referenced in reports about SoftBank Group Corp.’s financing moves. The company has sold $11.1 billion of junk bonds, raised over $11 billion in dollar and euro bonds, and secured an $11.87 billion loan, all aimed at supporting its multi‑billion‑dollar investment in OpenAI.

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  1. Business & Funding new

    SoftBank sells $11.1 billion in junk bonds despite investor concerns

    SoftBank Group Corp. completed a record $11.1 billion junk bond sale, according to Bloomberg reporting citing unnamed sources. The deal proceeded despite investor questions about OpenAI's potential stock listing…

    1 source
    bloomberg.com
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    SoftBank raises over $11 billion in bonds to fund OpenAI investment

    SoftBank has launched more than $11 billion in dollar and euro-denominated bonds to fund a $10 billion payment for the third tranche of its $30 billion follow-on investment in OpenAI, with the proceeds also supporting…

    4 sources
    CNBC Technologyfinance.yahoo.comThe Decoderseekingalpha.com
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    SoftBank secures $12B loan to fund massive OpenAI investment

    SoftBank Group has secured an $11.87 billion loan to finance its continued investment in OpenAI, exceeding its initial $10 billion target by nearly 20%. This move is part of a broader strategy by the Japanese…

    1 source
    cryptobriefing.com

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Masayoshi Son is referenced in reports about SoftBank Group Corp.’s financing moves. The company has sold $11.1 billion of junk bonds, raised over $11 billion in dollar and euro bonds, and secured an $11.87 billion loan, all aimed at supporting its multi‑billion‑dollar investment in OpenAI.

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SoftBank sells $11.1 billion in junk bonds despite investor concerns (29 September 2026).