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SoftBank Group shares reach highest level since 2000 on recovery hopes

The stock rose 4.6 per cent to 6,190 yen ($58) on Tuesday, the highest since March 2000.

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SoftBank’s recovery is something of a vindication for founder Masayoshi Son, who unveiled plans to sell 4.5 trillion yen of assets to reduce debt and bankroll record share buybacks.

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SoftBank Group shares touched their highest level in two decades as a series of buybacks helped the stock recoup losses suffered during the coronavirus market rout.

The stock rose 4.6 per cent to 6,190 yen ($58) on Tuesday, the highest since March 2000. That’s more than double the level in mid-March, which marked the virus-impacted low point for the company, whose market value has since surged by roughly $68 billion. The benchmark Topix index was little changed on the day.

SoftBank’s recovery is something of a vindication for founder Masayoshi Son, who unveiled plans to sell 4.5 trillion yen of assets to

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