Softbank, vision fund investment in Red, $ 2.4 billion in surprise loss in the third quarter

SoftBank group A surprise quarterly damaged loss was damaged due to investments under investments under the visual funds. The income of the Japanese company also missed the calculations of analysts.

Here is SoftBank’s results compared to LSEG SmartSestate measured according to the forecast of analysts that are more consistently:

• Income: 1.83 trillion yen and 1.84 trillion yen
• 369.17 billion yen ($ 2.4 billion) net loss of 298.53 billion yen earnings

The company’s vision fund investments ended 31 am 352.75 billion yen losses for the 31st quarter. Sent a profit for the investments of visual funds before two quarters.

The wider vision fund segment – the factors of administrative expenses, the factors of the curriculums, the number of 309.93 billion yen losses in the quarter.

SoftBank, primarily, 3.1% of investments in unique companies, 3.1% of the portfolio of the portfolio, primarily, 2.1% of the portfolio. In general, the fair value of the SoftBank Visual Fund 1 portfolio decreased by 2.8% from the end of the previous quarter.

Visual Foundation 2 Fair Value Reduced 3.7% from the previous quarter.

In recent years, SoftBank has invested a number of controversials to companies fighting or evaluating.

Now, the artificial intelligence benefit from the meteor requirement for the chips and information center GPUs such as NVIDIA changes itself to take advantage of a boom.

SoftBank recently told by a $ 40 billion investment in $ 260 billion in the $ 40 billion preliminary investment in the $ 260 billion.

As the new financing SoftBank’s artificial intelligence starting ball backer, the opening of Openai will see $ 157 billion in $ 157 billion in $ 157 billion.

SoftBank has already longed to spend $ 3 billion a year in Openai technology. The two companies also called the new joint venture of the SB Opasai Japan, only SB Opasai Japanese belonging to Japanese companies in Japan.

Softbank reported quarterly earnings after closing the Tokyo Stock Exchange. Last year are 45% earned stocks.

– CNBC’s Hayden Bed contributed to this report.