Arm's Slide Gains New Risk From SoftBank's $25 Billion Loan
Arm Holdings fell 7.88% on September 24 to close at $306.34, unwinding a Meta-related spike and facing renewed attention on a CFO share sale at a valuation above 300 times trailing earnings. SoftBank increased a margin loan backed by its Arm stake to $25 billion from $20 billion on September 18. Because SoftBank owns about 86% of Arm, the arrangement links its borrowing capacity to Arm's share price and could create a feedback loop if the stock falls.
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Arm’s September 24 decline came as the Nasdaq barely moved, so it was company-specific. The stock gave back a roughly
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