Masayoshi Son-led SoftBank Group Corp. could put more than $4 billion to work in India in 2021 across myriad technology bets, including software as a service, B2B marketplaces, e-commerce, health-tech and ed-tech. The investments will come from the Japanese company’s Vision Fund 2, which has an investment outlay of up to $30 billion for the current calendar year. We anticipate …
NEW DELHI : Masayoshi Son -led SoftBank Group Corp. could put more than $4 billion to work in India in 2021 across myriad technology bets, including software as a service, B2B marketplaces, e-commerce, health-tech and ed-tech. We anticipate investing a similar size in the remainder of this year," SoftBank Vision Fund CEO Rajeev Misra said in an interview from London. …
Eyewear retailer Lenskart on Friday said it is raising over USD 275 million from Softbank Vision Fund. "Lenskart is raising USD 275+ million from Softbank Vision Fund, including some stake sale from early investors," a company statement said. A large part of this investment will go towards building next-generation technology and supply chain to deliver the next billion glasses with …
SoftBank Vision Fund, the late stage fund led by Japan’s Masayoshi Son and one of the biggest investors in Indian tech-enabled startups, said it is not in a hurry to list the companies it has invested in the country and would wait for the right opportunity. IPOs are an important one-time decision for the company, so we will take them …
