SoftBank Corp.
at a Glance

Our Group

40.1%

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100%

51.5%^*3

46.8%^*4

[Notes]

1. *1
   As of March 31, 2026, the Group holds shares of PayPay Corporation ("PayPay") via B Holdings Corporation ("BHD", a holding company jointly managed by the Company and LY Corporation ("LY"), a subsidiary of the Company. The Company and LY each hold 50% of BHD. BHD holds 47.1% of PayPay's voting rights. In addition, the Company and LY each hold 7.5% of PayPay's shares directly. Through this capital structure, the Group holds 62.2% of PayPay's voting rights (40.8% of economic interest).
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   The Company holds LY via A Holdings Corporation ("AHD"), a consolidated subsidiary of the Company (the Company and NAVER Corporation each hold 50% of the voting rights), and AHD holds 62.4% of the voting rights in LY as of March 31, 2026.
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   As of March 31, 2025
4. *4
   As of May 20, 2025
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   The structure shows a part of our subsidiaries and affiliates. For all group companies, see SoftBank Corp. Companies.
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   % indicates percentage of the shareholding ratio as of March 31, 2026 unless otherwise specified.

Business Fields

Sustainable Growth

Primary free cash flow
(excluding LY Group, PayPay, etc)^*1

¥ 633.6
billion

Earnings per share
(EPS)^*2

¥ 11.35

Dividend per common share
(DPS)

¥ 8.6

[Notes]

1. *1
   Primary free cash flow is a measure calculated by adding back the amounts spent as long-term growth investments to adjusted free cash flow (excluding LY Group, PayPay, etc.). Adjusted free cash flow (excluding LY Group, PayPay, etc.) = free cash flow + (proceeds from the securitization of installment sales receivables – repayments thereof) + dividends received from A Holdings Corporation – investment in PayPay Corporation + proceeds from sales of shares in PayPay Securities Corporation - free cash flow of the LY Group, PayPay, etc. "LY Group, PayPay, etc." refers to A Holdings Corporation, LY Corporation and its subsidiaries (LY Group), B Holdings Corporation, PayPay Corporation, PayPay Card Corporation, PayPay Bank Corporation, PayPay Securities Corporation, etc. Long-term growth investments include investments in AI computing infrastructure and AI data centers.
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   The dividends related to Bond-Type Class Shares are deducted in the calculation of "Earnings per share."
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   Above figures are as of FY2025, on a consolidated basis (except primary free cash flow).

Services and Brands

Services for enterprise customers

Enterprise customer base^*

92 %
(from April 2025 to March 2026)

[Note]

1. *
   Percentage of listed companies with revenue of ¥100 billion or more that have transactions with the Company.

Media services

Average monthly users

83 million
(from January to October 2025)

Monthly active users in Japan

100 million
(as of March 2026)

E-Commerce services

Annual e-commerce transaction value

¥ 4,672.9 billion
(FY2025)^*1

Mobile payment and FinTech services

Number of registered users

73 million (as of March 2026)

Number of payments

9.24 billion (FY2025)

Gross Merchandise Value

¥ 19.4 trillion
(FY2025, PayPay, PayPay Card, and PayPay Bank consolidated)

Mobile services

Smartphone subscribers^*2

32.01 million
(as of March 2026)

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Broadband service subscribers^*2

8.50 million
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[Notes]

1. *1
   Total transaction volume of domestic merchandise, services, digital content, and overseas e-commerce.
2. *2
   Number of subscribers or user IDs rounded to nearest 0.01 million

New businesses

The Company expands new businesses through collaboration with various partners

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  Consultation regarding introduction and operation of the autonomous vehicle, development and operation of autonomous driving technology related to passenger and logistics businesses

  

  A joint venture with Toyota and other partners to promote next generation mobility services and to create value from solving social issues related to mobility

  

  Providing solutions for software-defined connected vehicles

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  Endpoint security solutions to protect enterprises from cyber attacks

  

  Real-time, on-device protection against known and unknown threats with a proprietary machine learning technology

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  Platformer based on big data analysis utilizing energy data and Home IoT to enrich the daily life of people

  

  Sales and purchases of power and mediating power transaction

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  Location-based big data business

  

  Data business solutions / Digital marketing

  

  Developing Japanese-based Large Language Models (LLM)

• Network equipment R&D, construction for HAPS business and planning for spectrum usage, innovative solutions for connectivity
  HAPS: high altitude platform station

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  Online healthcare services

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  Building the trusted Cross-Carrier Blockchain Networks with global telecommunication carrier partners

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  Generates and delivers correctional positioning information of centimeter-level accuracy

  

  Community centric workspace and space-as-a-service platform

  

  Solving hotel and traditional accommodation issues
  using IT

  

  Taxi-hailing platform leveraging AI technology

  

  Supporting the realization of smart building construction (including integration with building operating systems)

Corporate Data

Since

1986

Group companies^*

338
(as of March 2026)

Number of employees
(consolidated)

58,432
(as of March 2026)

[Note]

1. *
   Total of consolidated subsidiaries, equity method affiliates, and other affiliates, etc.