SoftBank falls nearly 59% from highs as its Arm exposure cuts into its net asset value

FinanceInternationalXTB.comNov 12, 2026, 3:24 PMAI summary

SoftBank shares have fallen nearly 59% from their June highs, when they traded at ¥9,074, to ¥3,738 at the November 12 close, amid a correction in artificial intelligence-linked companies. The Japanese conglomerate depends heavily on its stakes in companies such as Arm and OpenAI, and uses the value of some of them to obtain financing. Its net asset value (NAV) went from ¥72.3 trillion in June to an estimated ¥44.7 trillion using November 9 prices.

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SoftBank fell nearly 59% from its June highs: from ¥9,074 to ¥3,738 at the November 12 close.
Arm declined 49.5% between June 2 and November 11, versus 7.5% for the Nasdaq 100.
SoftBank's NAV dropped from ¥72.3 trillion to an estimated ¥44.7 trillion, with Arm explaining about 90% of the net reduction.

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