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The Japanese investor finished the final tranche of its OpenAI stake, but investors sold the stock rather than cheered the milestone.
SoftBank completed the final phase of its $30 billion investment in OpenAI, and its shares slid on the news rather than rose.
Even as SoftBank dropped on doubts about AI infrastructure spending, startup DensityAI is reportedly seeking funding at a $10 billion valuation, underscoring the split in investor sentiment.
SoftBank Group shares fell on September 24 after an Oracle warning about data-center commitments raised fresh doubts about the pace of AI infrastructure spending, even as new entrants like DensityAI seek billion-dollar valuations.
The Japanese conglomerate is borrowing heavily to expand its bet on OpenAI, and investors are buying into the plan for now.
SoftBank Group issued $11.1 billion in bonds to finance its investment in OpenAI, and its shares rose sharply in response.
The debt sale, confirmed by a term sheet, is one of the largest corporate bond issues tied to the AI boom.
SoftBank Group is raising more than $10 billion in bonds, according to a term sheet, to help finance its investment commitments to OpenAI.
A jump in crude prices and rising bond yields pushed benchmark indexes lower across Asia even as Australia's economy beat growth forecasts.
Asian stocks fell in the September 1 session as an oil price surge and rising bond yields outweighed a stronger-than-expected Australian GDP report.