Masayoshi Son's SoftBank Group US filing for Q2 2026 ($18.2B, 30 names) is dominated by the Intel PIPE stake completed in March: INTC at 66.8% of reportable AUM ($12.1B). Other core positions: Symbotic ($1.79B / 9.8%), T-Mobile ($1.68B / 9.2%), WeBull ($359M / 2%), Inter & Co ($329M / 1.8%), Tempus AI ($313M / 1.7%), Klarna ($312M / 1.7%), TSM ($270M / 1.5% — trimmed -71.5%). Two small new positions: Capital One ($56M) and Life Time Group. One trim: Satellogic -6%. One exit: Twenty-One Capital ($570M — likely restructured out).
| Ticker | Company | Value | Shares | % of book | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| COF | Capital One | $55.5M | 276.8K shares | 0.3% | |
| LIF | Life Time Group | $489K | 10.2K shares | 0.0% |
| Ticker | Name | Note |
|---|---|---|
| XXI | Twenty-One Capital | exited Twenty-One Capital ($570M) |
| Ticker | Q2 value | Change | Direction |
|---|---|---|---|
| TSM | $269.8M | -71.5% | TRIM |
| SATL | $13.9M | -6% | TRIM |
Q2 crystallizes SoftBank's US-listed exposure as the Intel stake plus a small basket of thematic bets (Symbotic warehouse automation, T-Mobile 5G, Tempus AI diagnostics, Klarna/WeBull/Inter fintech). The TSM -71.5% cut is the single most consequential move — SoftBank is trimming TSM back to residual while its US semi bet consolidates into INTC. Twenty-One Capital exit likely reflects a private-market restructuring, not an active trade decision.
Figures are computed from the latest 13F-HR filing (period 2026-06-30); the filing is authoritative.