SB Pan Pacific Corporation
基本情報
- 所在地
- 〒105-7537 東京都港区海岸1-7-1 東京ポートシティ竹芝オフィスタワー
- 社長
- 孫 正義
- 資本金
- 238,772,000,000 円 (2,387 億円)
- 従業員数(単独)
- 274 人
- 従業員数(連結)
- 67,229 人
- 開始日
- 1981-09-03
- 終了日
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関連図
沿革
While studying in the U.S., Masayoshi Son came across a striking picture of a microchip on a science magazine, which convinced him that the age of personal computers was coming. He moved on to launch the very first business to distribute PC software throughout Japan. He named his company Nihon SoftBank (current SoftBank Group Corp.) ―a software bank that would serve as the infrastructure of the new information society to be built in Japan.![]()
As PCs became more popular in Japan, Nihon SoftBank launched Oh! PC and Oh! MZ in May 1982. Those monthly magazines targeted exclusively manufacturers and engineers, a stark contrast to the general PC magazines that were dominant in the industry at the time. The unique style of SoftBank’s magazines gained much public attention.![]()
Aiming to transform into a global company, Nihon SoftBank changed its name to SoftBank Corp. (current SoftBank Group Corp.) in July 1990. During this period, SoftBank brought new services to Japan from the U.S. As a part of it, SoftBank Holdings Inc. was established in the U.S. to identify investment opportunities in promising Internet-related companies.![]()
グローバル企業として変遷するため株式会社日本ソフトバンクは、ソフトバンク株式会社(現 ソフトバンクグループ株式会社)に社名を変更。この時期のソフトバンクは、「タイムマシン経営」を標榜し、米国で誕生した事業を続々と日本に持ち込んでおり、その一環として、現地のインターネット関連企業に関する情報収集や戦略的投資を目的に、米国法人SoftBank Holdings Inc.を設立しました。![]()
Through SoftBank Holdings Inc., acquired the events division of Ziff Communications Company, took a capital stake in the exhibition department of The Interface Group which operated “COMDEX,” the world’s largest computer trade show, and acquired Ziff-Davis Publishing Co., a publisher of PC WEEK. Following the launch of OTC trading in July 1994, SoftBank Corp. (current SoftBank Group Corp.) acquired a computer trade show operator and a publisher in the U.S.![]()
Aiming to transform into a global company, Nihon SoftBank changed its name to SoftBank Corp. (current SoftBank Group Corp.) in July 1990. During this period, SoftBank brought new services to Japan from the U.S. As a part of it, SoftBank Holdings Inc. was established in the U.S. to identify investment opportunities in promising Internet-related companies.![]()
SoftBank Corp. (current SoftBank Group Corp.) registered with the Japan Securities Dealers Association and began offering shares publicly on the over-the-counter (OTC) market. Using the 20 billion yen raised from this offering, SoftBank began considering a large-scale acquisition.![]()
To launch a full-scale Internet business in Japan, SoftBank Corp. (current SoftBank Group Corp.) established Yahoo Japan Corporation (current LY Corporation) through joint investment with Yahoo! Inc. in the U.S., after taking a stake in it in November 1995.![]()
1996 was a remarkable year for SoftBank as the company moved to launch an increasing number of several Internet-related businesses and subsidiaries.![]()
The company demerged its divisions into separate companies to become a pure holding company in the following year, creating a new operating structure with increased business mobility.![]()
The two companies, current Alibaba Group Holding Limited and SoftBank Group Corp., built a close relationship through business partnerships, joint ventures, joint investments, and other collaborations.![]()
BB Technologies Corporation launched Yahoo! BB broadband service. Aiming to provide cheaper and faster access to the Internet in Japan, SoftBank launched Yahoo! BB, a comprehensive broadband commercial service using ADSL, in September 2001. The service was widely accepted with the name Yahoo! BB, offering twice the speed and about half the price of competitors’ offerings.![]()
Acquired shares of JAPAN TELECOM CO., LTD and entered fixed-line telecommunications business. In addition to its fast-growing broadband service, SoftBank evolves into a telecommunications organization operating on fixed-line telecommunications networks and data communication services for corporate use, by acquiring 100% ownership of JAPAN TELECOM CO., LTD. (current SoftBank Corp.).![]()
SoftBank Group's new corporate identity. The SoftBank Group introduces a new brand symbol comprised of double lines, based on the banner of Kaientai, a company led by Ryoma Sakamoto. The company later changed its brand color to shining silver.![]()
Acquired shares of Fukuoka Daiei Hawks Corp. Following the completion of the transactions to acquire Fukuoka Daiei HAWKS, Fukuoka SoftBank HAWKS was born. With this entry into professional baseball, SoftBank’s profile rose significantly as the team’s owner company. Its corporate reputation and brand recognition were also enhanced.![]()