According to a document submitted on Tuesday, June 25th by Gelunhui, the support rate for the re-election of SoftBank CEO Masayoshi Son by shareholders has dropped from 95.93% last year to 79.22%. Proxy advisory institutions, ISS, had previously advised shareholders to vote against Son's re-election. SoftBank explained ISS's opposition to Son's re-election in a press release in early June. ISS believes that the average stock return on investment of SoftBank Technology Investment Group over the past five years is less than 5%, which is much lower than investors' expectations and raises questions about Son's leadership ability, prompting ISS to recommend shareholders not to support his re-election.