TOKYO — In 2024, will Sony Group move closer to its position as the world's most valuable entertainment company? Over the past decade, the Japanese conglomerate has built a foundation of content and other assets from which it aims for the top.
Sony Group held 3.78 trillion yen ($26.4 billion) in goodwill and other intangible assets at the end of September, about 2.3 times the amount a decade earlier. In December 2013, the financial duo of Kenichiro Yoshida – now chairman and CEO – and Hiroki Totoki – now president – joined the group's management team.