SoftBank to Invest $60-100 Billion in India’s Solar Industry

The investment is expected to come from a fund set up by the bank with financial help from the Saudi Arabian government

June 18, 2018

/ Nitin Kabeer
/ Finance and M&A, Solar
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SoftBank Group, a Japanese telecom giant-turned-tech investor, plans to invest $60 to $100 billion in Indian solar projects, according to Japanese public broadcaster NHK.

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