India, Aug. 8 -- Japanese tech investor SoftBank's Vision Fund 2 (SVF2) reported healthy valuation gains in the quarter ended June 2025 on the back of rising share prices of its portfolio foodtech company Swiggy.

In its quarterly results, the tech investor noted that SVF2 made unrealised valuation gains totalling $308 Mn due to Swiggy's upward surge on the Indian markets. Buoyed by this, the valuation of SVF2's public portfolio companies reflected a 22% sequential growth in the quarter under review.

"The gain at SVF2 was mainly due to unrealised valuation gains (net) totalling Euro45,508 Mn for investments held at the first quarter-end. These gains were largely attributable to share price increases of public portfolio companies, such as...