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Meta creates non-voting stock class to fund AI

By Drooid · Oct 22, 2026, 2:15 AM UTC · How we work

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Meta Platforms will issue a new non-voting stock class to fund AI.
CFO Susan Li said shares will be given to shareholders as a stock dividend.
The dividend will raise capital, pay employees, fund acquisitions, and keep Class A/B voting power.
CEO Mark Zuckerberg reported over 10 million U.S. and Canada users adopted Muse agents within six weeks.
Meta forecasts 2026 capital spending of $135-$145 billion, above its prior $130-$145 billion range.

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Story summary

Meta Platforms will issue a new non-voting stock class to fund AI.
CFO Susan Li said shares will be given to shareholders as a stock dividend.
The dividend will raise capital, pay employees, fund acquisitions, and keep Class A/B voting power.
CEO Mark Zuckerberg reported over 10 million U.S. and Canada users adopted Muse agents within six weeks.
Meta forecasts 2026 capital spending of $135-$145 billion, above its prior $130-$145 billion range.