... cash infusions from deep-pocketed investors, especially Tokyo-based SoftBank Group Corp., though that company decided early this year ... not to acquire a majority interest in WeWork. SoftBank's investments value WeWork at $47B, despite its unprofitable ...
... jobs and reduced the real estate portfolio that Neumann and SoftBank had aggressively built in 2018 and 2019. When WeWork released ... , and helped put WeWork on a path to profitability,” SoftBank Group International CEO Alex Clavel said in the press release ...
... storylines in commercial real estate. Japanese investment giant SoftBank has poured billions of equity and debt into WeWork ... operator has spent that investment with similar aggression. SoftBank Vision Fund's most recent investment in January valued ...
... losing hundreds of millions of dollars per quarter, leading investor SoftBank to consider a financial restructuring plan. Since 2020, it has ...
... stock price has dipped below $1 per share, leading investor SoftBank to consider a financial restructuring plan. As part of its ...
... IPO. Though the company is flush for now with SoftBank cash — the Japanese investor's latest investment in ... monetize," WeWork Vice Chairman Michael Gross told Axios. Besides SoftBank, prominent investors currently backing WeWork include Benchmark, T. Rowe ...
... .2B of outstanding debt, also due in 2025, owed to SoftBank, its largest shareholder. The company had $460M of cash and ...
... new partners, including the family office of former WeWork and SoftBank executive Marcelo Claure. Berkadia arranged the loan, and construction could ...
... Marcelo Claure, the CEO and chief operating officer of SoftBank, respectively. SoftBank controls significant stakes in Uber and WeWork, through its Vision ...
... has incurred from debt investments like the aforementioned bond offering. SoftBank, which has been WeWork's largest investor through its ... more modest plans; while perhaps at the direction of SoftBank's backers, it could also mean less onerous interest ...
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