French President Emmanuel Macron announces that France has received €93 billion in foreign investment pledges at the “Choose France” summit. Bloomberg reports the total figure is presented by Macron as part of the country’s efforts to attract overseas capital. Both outlets say a major portion of the pledges comes from SoftBank Group Corp. Free Malaysia Today specifies that SoftBank’s pledge totals €45 billion, which is planned to be invested by 2031. The same source adds that the funds would be directed toward building data centres in northern France. Bloomberg highlights that the bulk of the pledged amount comes from SoftBank, aligning with Free Malaysia Today’s breakdown, though it does not provide additional allocation details beyond the emphasis on SoftBank’s contribution. The reports describe the announcements as pledges rather than completed investment, and they frame the summit as a forum for commitments from foreign investors. No other specific investor amounts, sectors, or timelines are detailed in the two provided summaries beyond the SoftBank-related data-centre plan.