SoftBank

SoftBank is an investor with holdings in several Indian consumer-internet and retail-linked companies. AceVector, the parent of Snapdeal, Unicommerce and Stellaro Brands, is described as SoftBank-backed, and SoftBank's Starfish I is a selling shareholder in it.[1] source: Inc42[2] source: Entrackr[3] source: Mint SoftBank held a 6.3% stake in Swiggy as of December 31.[4] source: ET Retail

In September 2026, SoftBank sold a 1.7% stake in Meesho for ₹1,650.40 crore through NSE block deals. SVF II Meerkat sold 8 crore shares at an average ₹206.30 each, and SoftBank's holding fell to 6.87% from 8.6%.[5] source: The Hindu BusinessLine AceVector's IPO closed on 29 September with 4.93X subscription, and Starfish I sold 2.76 Cr shares for about ₹88.3 Cr in the offer-for-sale.[1] source: Inc42 The RHP had cut Starfish I's OFS to 2.76 crore shares from 4.23 crore.[6] source: Inc42 ADIA's September sale of a 2.01% Lenskart stake followed SoftBank's June divestment.[7] source: Outlook Business[8] source: NDTV Profit

Swiggy is amending its articles to remove board nomination rights previously held by investors Accel and SoftBank, ET Retail reported in September 2026.[4] source: ET Retail In the AceVector offer, Nexus entities also lowered planned sales to 86.96 lakh shares versus 1.33 crore.[6] source: Inc42