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SoftBank completes USD 3.1 billion acquisition of DigitalBridge

SoftBank completes USD 3.1 billion acquisition of DigitalBridge

BitgetBitget2026/09/30 13:17
  • SoftBank Group completed its acquisition of DigitalBridge on Sept. 30, 2026 (U.S. time) for about USD 3.1 billion.
  • DigitalBridge became a controlled subsidiary, operating as a separately managed platform led by CEO Marc Ganzi.
  • DigitalBridge’s financial position and operating results will be consolidated into SoftBank’s financial statements from the acquisition date.


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