Masayoshi Son Q1 2026 Portfolio — INTC at 33% Concentration, TMUS Cut 65%
Masayoshi Son's SoftBank Group revealed its Q1 2026 13F filing, maintaining INTC as the top holding at 33.6% of the portfolio, while slashing TMUS by 65% and fully exiting LMND, UBER, CRCL, and COIN.

- SoftBank's Q1 2026 13F shows $11.3B AUM with INTC at 33.6%, the top holding by a wide margin
- TMUS was cut 65% and LMND, UBER, COIN were fully liquidated; only LIFE was newly added
Masayoshi Son's SoftBank Group Corp disclosed its Q1 2026 13F filing, revealing a portfolio of 20 positions with total AUM of $11.3B. INTC leads at $3.8B (33.6%), accounting for more than one-third of the portfolio, while TMUS was trimmed by 65% and LMND, UBER, CRCL, and COIN were fully liquidated.

Top 5 Holdings — Q1 2026
Q1 2026 Key Trading Highlights
The most striking feature of this filing is the overwhelming concentration in INTC. At $3.8B and 33.6% of the portfolio, it towers over the second-largest position SYM ($2.1B, 18.6%) and third-largest TMUS ($2.1B, 18.4%). With the top three holdings comprising over 70% of the portfolio, SoftBank's high-conviction, concentrated strategy is clearly focused on semiconductors, AI, and telecommunications themes. TSM ($671M, 5.9%) and emerging position XXI ($570M, 5.0%) round out the top five.
- INTC: Largest position maintained at $3.8B (33.6%) — over one-third of the portfolio, reflecting continued conviction in a semiconductor recovery
- TMUS: Position reduced -65%, $2.1B remaining — interpreted as large-scale profit-taking or portfolio rebalancing
- LMND: Fully exited, $66M → $0 — complete withdrawal from the insurtech theme
- UBER: Fully exited, $2M → $0 — residual position liquidated, full exit from the mobility sector
- LIFE: New position initiated at $35M — small exploratory entry into the life sciences and healthcare theme
On the sell side, the most notable trend is the cleanup of fintech and insurance exposure. SoftBank fully exited insurtech name LMND ($66M) and crypto exchange COIN, and liquidated the remaining stub position in mobility platform UBER ($2M). Despite the 65% reduction, TMUS still holds $2.1B and retains its status as a core holding. On the buy side, only one new position was initiated — LIFE at $35M — signaling that portfolio consolidation took precedence over aggressive new deployment.
Outlook: Deepening AI & Semiconductor Focus, Non-Core Asset Cleanup Continues
SoftBank's Q1 2026 portfolio unmistakably reflects a high-concentration strategy centered on semiconductors (INTC, TSM) and AI/robotics (SYM). The simultaneous exit from non-core positions — LMND, UBER, and COIN — signals a deliberate push toward capital efficiency, while the new LIFE position marks a small, exploratory foray into the healthcare theme. Going forward, the trajectory of INTC's earnings recovery and the pace of SYM's robotics commercialization will be the critical variables determining portfolio performance.
Frequently Asked Questions
What new positions did Masayoshi Son initiate in Q1 2026?
SoftBank initiated only one new position in its Q1 2026 filing: LIFE, with a purchase size of approximately $35M.
What were the biggest changes in Masayoshi Son's Q1 2026 portfolio?
The most significant changes were a 65% reduction in TMUS (with $2.1B remaining) and the full liquidation of LMND, UBER, CRCL, and COIN. With only one new buy (LIFE at $35M), the quarter was clearly defined by portfolio consolidation and trimming.
What is SoftBank's largest holding as of Q1 2026?
As of Q1 2026, SoftBank's largest holding is INTC (Intel), valued at $3.8B and representing 33.6% of the total portfolio.
What is SoftBank Group Corp's total AUM as of Q1 2026?
Based on the Q1 2026 13F filing, SoftBank Group's U.S. equity portfolio AUM stands at approximately $11.3B across 20 positions.
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