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Tech SoftBank sells its entire stake in Nvidia for $5.83 billion Published Tue, Nov 11 20252:25 AM ESTUpdated 7 Min Ago April Roach @April__Roach Dylan Butts @in/dylan-b-7a451a107 WATCH LIVE Key Points SoftBank sold 32.1 million shares of Nvidia in October. It also sold part of its stake in T-Mobile for $9.17 billion. This is not the first time SoftBank has cashed out of the chipmaker. Despite the sale, SoftBank remains tied to Nvidia through its other AI ventures. Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang (L) and the CEO of the SoftBank Group Masayoshi Son pose during an AI event in Tokyo on November 13, 2024. Akio Kon \| Bloomberg \| Getty Images SoftBank said Tuesday it has sold its entire stake in U.S. chipmaker Nvidia for $5.83 billion as the Japanese giant looks to capitalize on its “all in” bet on ChatGPT maker OpenAI. The firm said in its earnings statement that it sold 32.1 million Nvidia shares in October. It also disclosed that it sold part of its T-Mobile stake for $9.17 billion. “We want to provide a lot of investment opportunities for investors, while we can still maintain financial strength,” said SoftBank’s Chief Financial Officer Yoshimitsu Goto during an investor presentation. “So through those options and tools we make sure that we are ready for funding in a very safe manner,” he said in comments translated by the company, adding that the stake sales were part of the firm’s strategy for “asset monetization.” Nvidia shares dipped 0.95% in premarket trade on Tuesday. While the Nvidia exit may come as a surprise to some investors, it’s not the first time SoftBank has cashed out of the American AI chip darling. SoftBank’s Vision Fund was an early backer of Nvidia, reportedly amassing a $4 billion stake in 2017 before selling all of its holdings in January 2019. Despite its latest sale, SoftBank’s business interests remain heavily intertwined with Nvidia’s. watch now VIDEO03:36 ABB CEO: Softbank will be good home for robotics business That Tokyo-based company is involved in a number of AI ventures that rely on Nvidia’s technology, including the $500 billion Stargate project for data centers in the U.S. “This should not be seen, in our view, as a cautious or negative stance on Nvidia, but rather in the context of SoftBank needing at least $30.5bn of capital for investments in the Oct-Dec quarter, including $22.5bn for OpenAI and $6.5bn for Ampere,” Rolf Bulk, equity research analyst at New Street Research, told CNBC. That amounts to “more in a single quarter than it has invested in aggregate over the two prior years combined,” Bulk said. Morningstar’s Dan Baker added that he doesn’t see the move as representing a fundamental shift in strategy for the company. ?[SoftBank] made a point of saying that it wasn’t any view on NVIDIA... At the end of the day, they are using the money to invest in other AI related companies,” he said. Vision fund posts blowout $19 billion gain The stake sales and a blowout gain of $19 billion from SoftBank’s Vision Fund helped the company double its profit in its fiscal second quarter. The Vision Fund has been aggressively pushing into artificial intelligence, investing and acquiring firms throughout the AI value chain from chips to large language models and robotics. “The reason we were able to have this result is because of September last year, that was the first time we invested in OpenAI,” said SoftBank’s Goto. He added that OpenAI’s latest valuation milestone of $500 billion marks one of the largest valuations in the world, according to fair value. SoftBank Corp 94345.T-JP:Tokyo Stock Exchange + View Quote Details 3,801.00+1.00 (+0.03%) Last \| 2:49 PM JST Softbank’s shares this year The Japanese conglomerate’s stock has slumped in the past week as concerns of an AI bubble sent jitters through global markets. “Our share price recently has been going up and down dynamically… we want to provide as many invest opportunities as possible,” said Goto Tuesday, adding that the company’s announced four-for-one stock split is part of its strategy to provide as many investment opportunities for shareholders as possible. WATCH LIVESTREAM Prefer to Listen? NOW Worldwide Exchange UP NEXT Squawk Box Subscribe to CNBC PRO Subscribe to Investing Club Licensing & Reprints CNBC Councils Select Personal Finance CNBC on Peacock Join the CNBC Panel Supply Chain Values Closed Captioning Digital Products News Releases Internships Corrections About CNBC Ad Choices Site Map Podcasts Careers Help Contact News TipsGot a confidential news tip? 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