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Meta to create non-voting shares to fund AI expansion, retain Zuckerberg’s control

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Core Development: Meta to create non-voting shares to fund AI expansion, retain Zuckerberg’s control

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Market & Financial Impact: Meta Platforms plans to introduce publicly traded non-voting Class C shares to fund AI investments, acquisitions and employee compensation while preserving Mark Zuckerberg’s voting control. The proposed one-for-one share distribution is expected to begin trading in January 2027.

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Meta seeks fresh financing flexibility for its AI ambitions without weakening Zuckerberg’s grip on the company.

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Meta to create non-voting shares to fund AI expansion, retain Zuckerberg’s control

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