Electronic company Sony has seen its shares drop 8% after it announced a wide-ranging fundraising plan, which will see it sell shares and convertible bonds.
Sony is looking to raise around 440 billion yen ($3.6 billion; £2.28 billion) and said the investment would help its image sensor business.
In order to return to long-term profit, Sony introduced a spin-off of its video and audio business and was hoping to reach an operating profit of 500 billion yen by March 2018.
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