Initial investment
$0.5B invested$157B post-moneySVF2 entered OpenAI's September 2024 funding round.
A dated, assumption-aware sum of the parts. Public stakes use Aug. 11 closing data; private assets and post-quarter debt stay editable.
Daily market cap versus SoftBank's quarterly reported NAV, with the OpenAI capital events layered on top.
Cash events are shown separately from valuation marks; a new investment adds an asset and, when debt-funded, an offsetting liability.
SVF2 entered OpenAI's September 2024 funding round.
A secondary purchase followed the initial investment; SoftBank later reported $2.2B invested in FY2024.
First close of the $40B round after $2.5B was syndicated to co-investors.
The March 2025 commitment was fully funded; SoftBank disclosed an approximately 11% stake.
Three $10B tranches were scheduled for April, July and October 2026.
The first tranche was funded with $10B of bridge borrowing.
The second tranche was funded with another $10B of bridge borrowing.
Scheduled third tranche; timing may accelerate if OpenAI lists.
How to read it. Official NAV is reported quarterly, so the line between reporting dates is interpolated for orientation, not presented as a daily SoftBank disclosure. Market cap is daily, using split-adjusted 9984.T prices and reported quarter-end share counts. The latest segment connects the March 2026 official NAV to this dashboard's Aug. 11, 2026 snapshot model.
OpenAI. The 13% default is pro forma for SoftBank’s announced $30B 2026 follow-on. Change the stake if you want a current-close rather than fully funded view.
SB Energy. No disclosed valuation. The $6B default is a deliberately round guess informed by the $1B strategic investment and a signed 1.2 GW OpenAI lease.
DigitalBridge. Uses SoftBank’s $4B announced enterprise value plus ArcLight’s $650M base and full $400M earnout. It is also added to debt in the pro forma base case.
Debt. This bridges from SoftBank’s adjusted net debt, adds back asset-backed financing so gross assets are comparable, then layers announced commitments. Cash flows, asset sales, tax and financing mix are not modeled.
SFTBY and ARM trade during the same U.S. session. The chart fits six months of synchronized adjusted close-to-close returns, while the larger hedge ratio removes the look-through value of SoftBank's Arm stake at the Aug. 11 snapshot.
Matches the snapshot Arm stake value against SoftBank's equity market value. This is the cleaner starting point for “everything except Arm.”
Minimizes historical daily spread variance. It leaves economic Arm exposure because the stock has passed through less than the full stake value.
Interpretation. The 0.70× beta hedge is an OLS fit of synchronized daily log returns; the five-session estimate is 0.73×. R² means variance explained, not that ARM caused exactly that percentage of every move. The 1.26× valuation hedge can exceed 1× because SoftBank's Arm stake is worth more than SoftBank's own market capitalization. Rebalance as prices, ownership and the NAV discount change. Borrow cost, ARM dividends, SFTBY's OTC spread, taxes and execution slippage are excluded.