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Shares in SoftBank Group rose 5% on Wednesday after the Japanese technology group said it would buy telecom T-Mobile U.S. stocks . estimated at approximately $7.59 billion net of additional costs. Masayoshi Son's conglomerate said late Tuesday it had ordered T-Mobile USA to issue 8.75 million common shares 

under the terms of a deal to merge SoftBank's US telecom company. Sprint and T-Mobile went head to head. The deal strengthens the listed assets in SoftBank's portfolio, doubling its stake in T-Mobile in the US. the stock to 7.6 percent from the current 3.75 percent after chip designer Arm went public in 

September. "This increases the ratio of quoted, measurable equity on (SoftBank Group's) balance sheet and, even better, the ratio of margin equity relative to debt," Macquarie analyst Paul Golding wrote in a client note. SoftBank's shares have risen in more than a month. The conglomerate is growing only about 1 % of the year, compared to a nearly 30% gain for the benchmark. According to Macquarie calculations, 

the group trades at a discount of around 5.5% to the value of its assets. Filo was a leading investor in late-stage startups but suffered a series of setbacks, including the bankruptcy of office-sharing firm WeWork, 

once the most valuable startup in the United States. The US T-Mobile deal raises the internal rate of return on SoftBank's Sprint investment to 25.5 percent. Other positives for the company include the recent rally in Arm shares, which ended Tuesday about percent higher than the initial public offering price.