SoftBank recorded net losses of EUR 4,330 million in the first fiscal half, in contrast to profits of EUR 17,000 million in the same period.
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10/11/2026
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Lusa
O SoftBank recorded net losses of 768,007 million yen (about EUR 4,330 million) in the first fiscal half, in contrast to the profits of around 2,9 billion yen (about EUR 17,000 million) obtained in the same period.
In the information released today by the Japanese group, SoftBank also detailed pre-tax losses of 438.705 million yen (about EUR 2,473 million) between April and September.
Among the reasons cited by the company for these results are expenses worth more than two billion yen (about 13,356 million euros) with remuneration in the segment of Computer for Artificial Intelligence (IA) and Energy Global, the SoftBank project to generate energy for data centers.
The company also recorded losses of 663,800 million yen (about €3.743 million) related to “the readjustment of energy-related equipment acquisition plans for AI data centers projects in the United States of America.”.
Nevertheless, Japanese ‘giant’s’ revenues grew by 13.3% over the same semester of 2025, reaching 4,24 billion yen (about 23,878 million euros).
The Japanese group also detailed the conclusion of the investment of $30,000 million (about €26,709 million) in OpenAI, after the payment of $10,000 million (about €8,903 million) in October, bringing the total share in the capital of the U.S. AI company to 13%.