Softbank's commitments with Microsoft and other investors amount to about $ 108 billion

The Softbank Group has made commitments from Microsoft and other investors of $ 108 billion for the creation of a second Vision Fund, intended to invest in technology companies.

The Japanese group has announced plans to invest $ 38 billion in the fund. Apple and Hun Hai from the Taiwanese precision sector (Foxconn) are also part of the fund. Both companies invested in the first fund.

Softbank said it is still in talks with potential investors and expects expected capital growth from the fund. A spokesman for Mubadala Investment told Reuters that the company was still considering a potential investment. The Wall Street Journal announced that Goldman Sachs Group would invest in the fund.