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Softbank, a Japanese wireless provider, is considering acquiring Sprint, a US telecom company, to expand globally. Key points of the analysis include: - Softbank has a successful track record in Japan and is seeking international growth - Sprint needs capital investment to turnaround its subscriber losses in the US market - A combined Softbank-Sprint would create the largest telecom provider in Japan and give Softbank a strong US presence through Sprint's network and ownership of Clearwire - Valuation analyses estimate the combined company's value at $4.46 to $7.78 per share, including $3 billion in annual synergies from cost savings and operational efficiencies.
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- 4. Background •Wireline turned wireless powerhouse •Focused US footprint •International highspeed IP backbone •Remarkable subscriber loss starting 2010 spurred by lack of game changing iphone offering •Survival Strategy – Capital investment
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