SoftBank is exploring the acquisition of Allied Universal, the largest security services provider in the United States, with a potential equity valuation reaching approximately $18 billion. When including the company's roughly $12 billion in publicly traded loans and bonds, the total transaction value could approach $30 billion, according to Bloomberg sources familiar with the matter.
The strategic move aligns with Chairman Masayoshi Son's broader initiative to integrate AI robotics across multiple industries. SoftBank envisions humanoid robots eventually assuming certain security functions currently performed by Allied personnel, although widespread deployment of such technology may require additional time. Discussions remain preliminary, and key terms, including final pricing, have yet to be settled.
SoftBank Weighs $30 Billion Takeover of Allied Universal to Deploy AI Security Robots
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