Meta plans a dividend of one Class C share per existing share, which it expects to work like a two-for-one split for Class A stock
The company, which reported record revenue of $64.6 billion for the third quarter, said the new stock won’t affect Mark Zuckerberg’s voting control.
Change would enable the social media group to sell shares to fund AI investment without reducing Mark Zuckerberg’s control
Meta says it's issuing a new class of shares to fund its AI initiatives. As part of its third-quarter earnings report released on Wednesday, the company says the non-voting stock will also go...
Meta Platforms announced a new class of non-voting shares that it said will enable it to raise capital for its aggressive AI investments while preserving CEO Mark Zuckerberg’s voting control. ...
Meta Platforms Inc. plans to introduce a new class of non-voting stock that it could use to fund its heavy spending on artificial intelligence, according to a Semafor report.
Meta Platforms Inc. boosted its capital spending outlook and announced plans to create a new class of nonvoting stock, part of efforts to escalate its already-stratospheric bet on artificial...
Speculation is growing that Meta will issue new stock to finance a massive buildout of AI infrastructure – even as Wall Street grows increasingly skittish over whether the big bets will pay off,...
Meta established a new Class C of stock to ensure Mark Zuckerberg stayed as CEO. Zuckerberg has led the company's AI push.
The spending has hurt the Silicon Valley giant’s cash flow, which turned negative. Meta said it would issue a new class of stock to help it raise more money.
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