SoftBank’s Vision Fund has recorded its best performance since its launch in 2017 even as the group’s new trading arm racked up losses of $2.7bn from its “Nasdaq whale” trades in the final quarter of 2020.
The Japanese tech conglomerate’s two Vision Funds reported a $13bn gain in the value of their investments during the three months to December, boosted primarily by the rise in holdings of ride-hailing group Uber and DoorDash, the recently listed food delivery group.
The figures released on Monday reflected a dramatic turnround for Masayoshi Son’s group following a turbulent 12 months during which it carried out a huge restructuring of assets alongside aggressive purchases of US equity derivatives using its new cash pile.
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