SoftBank Group Corp. has raised over $15 billion by selling its stakes in T-Mobile US Inc. and Nvidia Corp. to fund large-scale investments, including a commitment to ChatGPT maker OpenAI. The complete sale of Nvidia shares fetched about $5.83 billion.
In the six months ending Sept. 30, 2025, SoftBank also sold a partial stake in T-Mobile, generating $9.17 billion. The company secured an $8.5 billion bridge loan for its initial OpenAI investment.
With plans for a second $22.5 billion investment in OpenAI and a $6.5 billion bridge loan for Ampere acquisition, these sales support SoftBank’s shift towards artificial intelligence.
NVDA closed 5.79% higher at $199.05 but dropped 1.58% in premarket on Tuesday. The stock is up 43.92% YTD. TMUS was 0.79% higher premarket, down 6.22% YTD.
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SoftBank’s stake sales to fund AI push highlight the company’s strategic investment moves for future growth and innovation.

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