The Japanese conglomerate seeks to raise $6.3 billion through bonds primarily marketed to individual investors.
SoftBank aims to issue up to $6.3 billion in bonds, with the offering largely directed at retail investors. The debt sale may feature seven-year maturities, though final terms, including yields, remain under discussion.
The move follows SoftBank’s recent efforts to diversify funding sources amid fluctuating market conditions. Previous bond sales have targeted institutional investors, making this retail-focused approach a notable shift.
No immediate market reaction was reported, but the size of the offering could influence liquidity and demand in Japan’s corporate debt market.