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TOKYO (Reuters) - SoftBank Group Corp (9984.T) is set to raise 2.65 trillion yen ($23.5 billion) in Japan’s biggest-ever IPO - a share sale widely regarded as finalizing the group’s transition from domestic telco to a monolithic global tech investor. Telco unit SoftBank Corp (9434.T) on Monday priced its stock at 1,500 yen apiece, as previously indicated. It also said it will sell all extra shares set aside for excess demand, taking the total just shy of the record $25 billion raised in 2014 by Chinese e-commerce giant Alibaba Group Holding Ltd (BABA.N), a SoftBank Group portfolio company.

The group, which controls the world’s biggest tech 18k rose gold diamond barbell cufflinks private equity fund at nearly $100 billion, will use the proceeds to invest in startups which have ranged from tiny games makers to U.S, ride-hailing giant Uber Technologies Inc [UBER.UL], “Demand was well above the number of shares on offer,” SoftBank Corp said, declining to disclose by how much, The stock will debut on the Tokyo Stock Exchange’s first section on Dec, 19, The IPO pricing comes just days after Japan’s third-largest mobile phone network provider by subscriber numbers suffered a rare nationwide service outage, SoftBank said the disruption would not affect its earnings or dividend forecast..

But other causes of concern abound. The government wants to see a decline in mobile phone charges just as competition is set to increase with the market entrance next year of e-commerce firm Rakuten Inc (4755.T). Moreover, Tokyo plans to ban government purchases of telecommunications equipment from Chinese maker Huawei Technologies Co Ltd [HWT.UL], sources have told Reuters. SoftBank has a long relationship with Huawei that has included joint trials of fifth-generation (5G) network technology. On Monday, Kyodo News reported that SoftBank will no longer use Huawei equipment for its current network as well as in 5G. The firm told Reuters it was closely watching government policy.

Earlier in the IPO process, SoftBank Group’s ties to Saudi Arabia - whose contribution makes up almost half of its massive Vision fund - caused investors to sweat after Saudi security forces were implicated in the murder of a dissident journalist, SoftBank offered nearly 2 billion shares for sale raising concern 18k rose gold diamond barbell cufflinks of oversupply, particularly as it is widely perceived to be a mature business with consequently limited growth prospects, It allocated over 80 percent of the sale for domestic retail investors, banking sources have said, To stimulate interest, the deal’s domestic lead underwriters pursued an unprecedented marketing campaign - including what are believed to be Japan’s first TV adverts for a private firm’s IPO..

“Retail investors see IPO stocks as profitable,” said Naoto Akashi, general manager at SBI Securities, Japan’s biggest online brokerage and one of the lead underwriters for the domestic portion of SoftBank’s IPO. “In popular IPOs, there are several cases this year in which we received orders worth over 1 trillion yen for a single deal during book-building period,” he said, declining to comment specifically on SoftBank. Kazuto Hayashi, chief executive of smartphone brokerage startup One Tap BUY, said the IPO also attracted many young investors, some participating in an IPO for the first time.

TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan’s big three telecom operators plan not to use current equipment and upcoming fifth-generation (5G) gear from China’s Huawei Technologies Co Ltd [HWT.UL] and ZTE Corp (0763.HK) (000063.SZ), Kyodo News reported on Monday, The news, for which Kyodo did not cite sources, comes at a time of 18k rose gold diamond barbell cufflinks heightened scrutiny of Chinese tech firms by Washington and some prominent allies over ties to the Chinese government, driven by concerns they could be used by Beijing for spying, Last week sources told Reuters that Japan planned to ban government purchases of equipment from Huawei and ZTE to ensure strength in its defences against intelligence leaks and cyber attacks..

A SoftBank Group Corp (9984.T) spokesman said Japan’s third-largest telco was closely watching government policy and is continuing to consider its options. The amount of equipment in use from Chinese makers “is relatively small”, he said. Japan’s top two telecommunications operators, NTT Docomo Inc (9437.T) and KDDI Corp (9433.T), said the firms had not made any decision yet. Docomo does not use Huawei or ZTE network equipment, but it has partnered with Huawei on 5G trials. KDDI also does not use Huawei equipment in its “core” network, a spokeswoman said, adding it does not use any ZTE network equipment.

Asked to comment on the report, Huawei referred to a Japanese government policy document issued on Monday concerning cybersecurity during procurement, That document states the aim of a “free, fair and secure cyberspace”, “These are ambitions Huawei shares and we look forward to continuing to work closely with customers in the Japanese market,” a Huawei spokesman said, ZTE declined to comment on the report, Huawei has already been locked out of the U.S, market, and Australia and New Zealand have blocked it from 18k rose gold diamond barbell cufflinks building 5G networks amid concerns of its possible links with China’s government, Huawei has said Beijing has no influence over it..

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