SoftBank Group plans a bond market comeback


It’s back: SoftBank has so far revealed plans to sell about 100 billion yen of hybrid notes. — AFP

TOKYO: SoftBank Group Corp plans on selling more bonds in 2021 after announcing its first issuance in more than a year.

The pace of issuance will keep up with maturities, chief financial officer Yoshimitsu Goto said in an e-mailed response to questions from Bloomberg News.

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