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The results mark Softbank’s fourth consecutive quarter in the black.
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The SaaS firm posted a revenue of $58.38 million, while net loss stood at $44.65 million.
Grab also announced the acquisition of US-based Stash Financial in $425m deal.
India
Its revenue rose 38.8% to Rs 23.08 billion, outweighing total expenses which rose 28% to Rs 16.9 billion.
SoftBank invested more than $30 billion in the ChatGPT-maker in 2025.
Revenue climbed 59% to S$71.45m, while net loss narrowed to S$22.71m.
Malaysia
Its investment portfolio posted a return of 5.2% in 2025, despite tariff and geopolitical risks.
NSE’s largest institutional shareholders include LIC, SBI, Temasek and Morgan Stanley.
Its domestic bond holdings recorded an investment loss of 1.53 trillion yen.
Piyush Gupta will be appointed as non-executive chairman.
