TREE NEWS reports: SoftBank is seeking to raise as much as $100 billion from Gulf investors, the Financial Times reported. The fundraising target marks one of the largest capital-raising efforts by the Japanese technology group, which has turned to Middle Eastern sovereign funds for large pools of capital in the past. No timeline, structure or named investors were disclosed.
SoftBank Seeks Up to $100B from Gulf Investors
The scale is the story: a nine-figure-million headline would be routine, but a target this size signals sovereign funds remain the only pools deep enough to underwrite SoftBank's next phase. That matters for crypto and RWA markets indirectly, because Gulf capital has become a primary bridge between traditional balance sheets and digital-asset infrastructure. The absence of structure, timeline and named backers is the key gap — whether this becomes a fund vehicle, a direct investment or a broader mandate will determine how much of it touches tokenized or blockchain-based assets.
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