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SoftBank Group Corp (SFT.BE)

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46.65+0.12 (+0.26%)
At close: 08:08AM CEST
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Previous close46.53
Open46.65
Bid47.90 x 0
Ask48.90 x 0
Day's range46.65 - 46.65
52-week range33.32 - 56.47
Volume300
Avg. volume60
Market capN/A
Beta (5Y monthly)N/A
PE ratio (TTM)N/A
EPS (TTM)N/A
Earnings date13 May 2024
Forward dividend & yieldN/A (N/A)
Ex-dividend dateN/A
1y target estN/A
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    Yanolja Launches 50th Overseas Branch, 'Yanolja US Office,' in Manhattan

    Yanolja Co. Ltd.—a dynamic global travel platform and technology powerhouse under the visionary leadership of Founder and CEO Sujin Lee—has marked a significant milestone with the official inauguration of its U.S. office situated in the city of New York. This strategic move solidifies Yanolja's unwavering commitment to the North American market, reflecting its continuous pursuit of global expansion.

  • Reuters SG

    RPT-India's Eruditus plans to shift domicile to India from Singapore for IPO

    SoftBank-backed Indian educational technology firm Eruditus is planning to shift its domicile from Singapore to India for a stock market listing, its CEO told Reuters. Eruditus' edtech platform offers thousands of online courses from more than 80 universities including Harvard on topics such as artificial intelligence, data science and software coding, in competition with NYSE-listed Coursera. "The rich multiples of Indian stock markets, and that there's so much liquidity and capital, makes an India IPO more attractive," CEO Ashwin Damera said in interview on the sidelines of an Indian edtech conference near New Delhi.

  • Reuters SG

    India's Eruditus plans to shift domicile to India from Singapore for IPO

    SoftBank-backed Indian educational technology firm Eruditus is planning to shift its domicile from Singapore to India for a stock market listing, its CEO told Reuters. Eruditus' edtech platform offers thousands of online courses from more than 80 universities including Harvard on topics such as artificial intelligence, data science and software coding, in competition with NYSE-listed Coursera. "The rich multiples of Indian stock markets, and that there's so much liquidity and capital, makes an India IPO more attractive," CEO Ashwin Damera said in interview on the sidelines of an Indian edtech conference near New Delhi.