Softbank -- Is it turning around?

When we look at where their money comes from, most of it comes from three parts: SoftBank Revenue, Arm Revenue, and Other Revenue. The biggest chunk comes from SoftBank Revenue, which makes up around 91.41% of all the money they bring in.

Here's a simple breakdown of how they did:

The big group that is SoftBank said they lost about 477.6 billion yen (that's like $3.3 billion). This was way worse than what experts thought – they were thinking SoftBank would make around 75 billion yen, but the loss was much smaller compared to the huge loss of 3.16 trillion yen they had in the same time last year.

The Vision Fund, which is like a special pot of money they invest in tech companies, actually made them happy this time. They got about 159.8 billion yen (that's $1.1 billion) from it. It's the first time they made money from this fund in five quarters (that's about a year), and it happened because they invested in companies they own a part of, like Arm, which makes computer chips.

These results show that things are getting better for the Vision Fund, which had been losing lots of money in the past because some tech bets didn't work out well.

Right now, SoftBank's stock is priced at 7 times its earnings, which is pretty undervalued.