SoftBank posts quarterly loss as power-equipment write-off and Intel hedges weigh
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MLQ.ai reports SoftBank Group lost ¥1.12 trillion in the July-September quarter, versus a profit a year earlier, with Intel hedges among the items.
What happened
MLQ.ai reports that SoftBank Group swung to a quarterly loss for the July-September period. The loss came to ¥1.12 trillion ($7.0 billion), compared with a profit of ¥2.5 trillion a year earlier.
According to the MLQ.ai description, the biggest items included a ¥597.2 billion ($3.7 billion) loss tied to a power-equipment write-off. Hedges related to Intel also weighed on the group's earnings.
The source text is cut off, so further details on the other items are not available.
Context
SoftBank Group is a Japanese investment conglomerate whose reported results can swing sharply with the value of its investments and related hedging positions.
Why it matters
The report links Intel-related hedges to SoftBank's results, which is why the news is relevant to Intel's investors and to those following SoftBank's holdings.
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